Adobe colour print utility patch

Why am I unable tp down load the adobe colour print utility patch. I have followed the instructions, and all goes well until I run the downloaded application. The window that opens does not have the required TIFF file.

Thanks very much for your prompt reply.
I have done as you
suggested, but I am no further forward. No TIFF files appears in the
window that opens when I run the adobe colour printer utility
application. The only "progress" I have made is that when I checked for
compatibility I get the message that the application is not compatible.
I downloaded the utility from
helpx.ADOBE.com/photoshop/kb/no-COLOR-management-option-missing.html.
I WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE ANY FURTHER HELP THAT CAN BE OFFERED
REGARDS
ANDRE BARALLON
On 2013-02-23 12:44, kglad wrote:
RE:
ADOBE COLOUR PRINT UTILITY PATCH
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