Adobe 1998 Not in PS CC?

I just got PS cc. I shoot in RAW. I have an Epson R3000. I have an iMac with Mavericks.
Adobe support just told me that "Adobe 1998" is no longer used in Printer Profiles and that it stopped with CS5. Is this really true? What profile should I be using?
This seems bizarre to me. Sorry if this has ben asked a million times.
Thanks,
Jake

True it was there and you could use it, but it's not a device profile. That's why Adobe left it out.This help doc explains it.
Preparing to print from Photoshop
When I go to File > Print in Photoshop CC on my Macbook, I get a Print Settings dialog.
Under Color Management > Color Handling I use "Printer Manages Colors" and my color profiles are grayed out.
If I choose "Photoshop Manages Colors", I get my device or Printer profile.
The bottom line is that while you got along just fine using Adobe RGB for your printer profile, it was never meant for that, you should be using the Epson Profile.
If you use "Printer Manages Colors" Photoshop ignores the profiles and lets the Printer decide.

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