Curve Software Family
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| - | The manual for the IDEALink Curve is in a pdf that is downloaded with the software. | + | The manual for the IDEALink Curve is in a pdf that is downloaded with the software.<br clear="all"/> |
| - | This wiki also contains a small [[IDEALink_Curve_Addenda|addenda page describing the ISO colors]] used in IDEALink Curve | + | This wiki also contains a small [[IDEALink_Curve_Addenda|addenda page describing the ISO colors]] used in IDEALink Curve.<br clear="all"/> |
| - | + | CHROMiX continues to maintain a ColorForums site specifically for Curve software products:<br clear="all"/> | |
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Revision as of 00:36, 19 January 2013
Curve Software
IDEALink Curve
In 2006, IDEALiance, the umbrella organization for both GRACoL and SWOP, and Don Hutcheson, the source of the current G7 technique and mathematics, chose CHROMiX to write a software package to streamline and simplify the application of the G7 method. This software package became IDEALink Curve, and was first announced in June of 2006. The final version of IDEALink Curve, version 1.1, was released on June 30, 2008 .
Most of the information about the IDEALink Curve software can be found at the CHROMiX website including downloads of the most recent version of the software: https://www2.chromix.com/idealink
The manual for the IDEALink Curve is in a pdf that is downloaded with the software.
This wiki also contains a small addenda page describing the ISO colors used in IDEALink Curve.
CHROMiX continues to maintain a ColorForums site specifically for Curve software products:
http://www.colorforums.com/viewforum.php?f=20
Curve2
see the page on using the OneRun targets in Curve2.
Curve3
see the page on using the OneRun targets in Curve3.
