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7-3 Photoshop 5.x
Profile Setup
From the Photoshop 5.x File menu, choose Color Settings>Profile Setup.
In the Embed Profiles area, check all boxes to embed the appropriate ICC
profile when saving a file. By embedding a profile during the saving process,
Photoshop can link a color space (working space) definition with that file for
future use. When you open an image that already contains a profile,
Photoshop can alert you as to which color space the file was saved in. Be
aware that you should avoid conversions between color spaces as much as
possible (each conversion results in loss of color information).
In the Assumed Profiles area, choose Ask When Opening from the RGB and
CMYK menus. When you open files that do not contain an ICC profile, you
have the choice to convert the file to your current Photoshop working space
setting or leave the file unconverted—the preferred choice, but make sure the
current Photoshop working space setting matches the intended color space of
the image.
In the Profile Mismatch Handling area, choose Ask When Opening from the
RGB and CMYK menus. When you open a file that contains an ICC profile
that does not match your current Photoshop working space setting, you have
the choice to convert from the embedded profile or not. If you want to
preserve the color integrity of the source image, do not convert. When you
open the image, immediately go to RGB or CMYK Setup to specify the
working space for the image. If your working space is set to your output
device, you may want to convert.