Create A Profile is a way of characterizing the media, ink and printers you use. Media Profiles include one, or more Print Modes. Media Profile refers to the actual material, or substrate.Profiles allows you to create new media and modes by following step-by-step instructions.

Select [Create Profiles] icon (Figure 1) from the Toolbar, then select any of the following options:

Create a new Media Profile allows you to create new media by following simple step-by-step instructions. Select Create a new Media ProfileA MediaA paper or other substrate that the printer creates images on. Profile1. A method of defining and compensating for the color shifts in an image as it is shown on a monitor and printed on a media. 2. A specific Printer/Ink/Media combination in RIP-Queue. is a way of characterizing the media, ink and printers you use. Media Profiles include one, or more Print Modes. Media Profile refers to the actual material, or substrate. from the "Create Profiles" screen. This opens the Create New Media Wizard. Follow the instructions in the Wizard to create new media. For more information, see Quick Profiling Guide > New Media

Create a new Print Mode allows you to create new modes by following simple step-by-step instructions. Select Create a new Print ModeA Print Mode is an individual characterization of Ink, Media and Printer Settings. Print Modes can have any number of variables, intended for different output targets. Some examples of multiple print modes for the same media are: High Speed, Production, High Quality, and Ink Saving Modes. Print modes allow for multiple output conditions on the same material. from the "Create Profiles" screen. This opens the "Create a new Print Mode" Wizard. Follow the instructions in the Wizard to create a new mode. For more information, see Quick Profiling Guide > Basic Mode Settings

Clone an existing Print Mode allows you to take an existing A Print Mode is an individual characterization of Ink, Media and Printer Settings. Print Modes can have any number of variables, intended for different output targets. Some examples of multiple print modes for the same media are: High Speed, Production, High Quality, and Ink Saving Modes. Print modes allow for multiple output conditions on the same material.Print Mode, copy it, and then modify it to fit your current needs. For more information, see Clone an Existing Print Mode.

For detailed step-by-step instructions on creating a profile, see Quick Profiling Guide.

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