Customizing the default basic CMYK file...

I have saved a customized "basic CMYK.ai" file so that a new cmyk document loads with my changes...with the exception of color management. My chosen customized .csf for CS4 apparently doesn't stick... The new file, after being saved for the first time indicates that it's an "unmanaged file". What to do? Has anyone dealt with this before?

davidmacy wrote:
Unmanaged File doesn't mean anything - it means that you are not using Version Cue -- very annoying message. If you want that to go away, click on that part of the Status Bar and go to Show > Current Tool (or Document Color Profile if that is what you want to see).
Except, it keeps defaulting to 'Unmanaged File' – for new files and everytime you reopen an existing file.... Or is there a way out?

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