Canon paper profiles missing, Mac

When printing from PS CS5, I no longer see the choices for Canon papers in the print dialog on my Mac Pro. I recently upgraded my computers to Mountain Lion. My laptop still shows the Canon mp620 profiles so I can print from there. If I knew where to find these profiles I could reinstall them on the MP. Thanks.

These Canon paper profiles used to show up in the print and proof menus but now they are gone. I wish to get them back.

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I bought a new MacBookPro and suddenly the ICC profiles that used to be in my Canon Pixma Pro 10 are missing. I'm specifically looking for: Canon luster, platinum, museum etching. Can anyone point me to the right direction please? Thanks.

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If you read, I know a novel idea, the specs of the Canon paper you bought, it will tell you which profile to use.
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Louis,
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Couldnt find anything on this matter. Ill keep it simpe:
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Reference attached images.
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For what its worth I am posting screen shots of my "Windows 7 Color Management settings".
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greg sahli, I'll bring you up to date.
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