[Bug 11532] Photoshop doesn't support custom monitor profiles

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http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11532





--- Comment #13 from Lars Tore Gustavsen <lars.tore at mulebakken.net>  2008-02-21 16:28:20 ---
Hello Roland
I am no expert at wine at all, but there are two things I will remark.

1. Your wine version is 0.9.51. The wiki http://wiki.winehq.org/AdobePhotoshop
suggest 0.9.54 and above.

2. The path to the color folder inside wine. I created a
windows/system32/spool/drivers/color/ and not a 
windows/system32/color directory, so that can be the reason. I guess Mr
Leidekker   can teach us more about color folders in windows. I wonder why the
color folder are not created by wineprefix.

I have written down my way to this in a txt note here. 
http://ltgustavsen.googlepages.com/install-pscs2-note.txt 
It nothing new there, but I like to document for myself who I did it. Remark
the use of wineprefix. I don't like to break my normal .wine tree just to test
a program in 30 days.

And here is a screenshoot with a somewhat contrasty monitor profile.
Photoshop left and cinepaint right.
http://ltgustavsen.googlepages.com/photoshop-monitor-profile.png
The images with my monitor profile are pretty close, but there are some
differences. I guess the differences are related to different color engines and
rendering intent. I tried to use the mscsm engine in photoshop, to see if I was
closer, but then photoshop crashed.


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