Warning! The v2.6 SP1 can only be installed when MPCR v2.6.0 is the current version.

MPCR v2.6 Service Pack 1 contains the following:

   New Tiff_input.dll - fixes file permission/deletion and Delta file BMP problems.

   New Scitex_CT.dll - fixes Brisque partial ripping problems.

   New kpginkw.exe - fixes calculation problem with MP 5542/60.

   New Ili.dll - fixes nesting footer information.

   Added Canon W2200, W7200, W7250 base linearizations and profiles.

   Added printer drivers for HP DesignJet 120.

   Added HP DesignJet 120 base linearizations and profiles.

   New Epson 7600 and 9600 Ultrachrome base linearizations and profiles.

   New HP 102050PS and Epson 10600 Ultrachrome base linearizations.

Notes: 

The recommended CFM settings for Epson 7600, 9600, 10600 Ultrachrome printers and the HP 102050PS, HP 120PS printers is GCR - Total Ink Limit = 330, Black Ink Limit = 100, Black Generations = Custom 95. All other Dye ink printers should have the CFM set to UCR - Total Ink Limit = 330, Black Ink Limit = 100, Black Ink Onset = 70.

Post Install Instructions:

ICC Profiles added by this service pack will not be recognized by the rip without
your intervention.  In addition, the rip will not be able to recognize replaced
ICC Profiles because have been moved to a folder named 'Old Files' within their
respective folders.  Perform the following procedure:

   1) Launch the Matchprint Color Rip software and click the 'Settings' pull-down
      menu. A 'Profile and base linearizaton search folder' window will open.

   2) Select 'Profiles/Base linearizations'.

   3) Click the 'Find now' button.

   4) When the 'Searching paper profiles...' window comes up, click 'Yes'.

   5) If the 'Profile error' window comes up, click 'Ok'.

   6) The 'Searching paper profiles...' window should reappear indicating how
      many paper profiles were found. Click 'Ok'.

   7) You should be back at the 'Profile and base linearization search folder'
      window, click 'Ok'.

   8) For the Epson 7600 or 9600, go into the 'Job Settings/Color management tab'
      Select the CMM dataset that you wish to update. Click 'Settings' and then
      click 'Advanced'. A 'Several profiles found' window should appear
      with two paper profiles, the original one and the new one.

   9) Each profile has a date as part of its name, choose the newest one for
      your CMM dataset.  A new printer linearization will be required for the
      new base linearization file.