Does Photoshop support N-Color ICC profiles for soft proofing?

Hi All,
Does Photoshop support N-Color ICC Profiles for soft proofing? If yes, then can anyone guide me?
Thanks!

No, it does not.

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I got an Epson Stylus Pro 3880 and Epson Hot Press paper which, upon investigation, received great profeesional reviews and, having never printed digitally before, I don't know how to use profiles for soft proofing or printing.
I don't know where to go in Aperture or what to do. My driver is up to date and I downloaded the paper profile - not sure where it ended up. What's next?
So far as I know, soft proofing is about calibrating the monitor to the paper - am I correct?
Thanks guys,
Raphael

Raphael,
A good reply is going to require a full-size keyboard, which I don't have access to just now. Here are some starter pages:
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/soft-proofing.htm
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/soft-proofing.shtml (a bit grumpy and out-dated)
Fwiw, I print to Epson Hot Press using a 3880. Imho, it's a _great_ printer, and that combination of printer and paper produced state-of-the-art results. (Not suitable in all cases, but if that is a look you like, the only thing that I've seen that surpasses it is the Epson 9900, and without looking at prints side by side you can not tell them apart.)
Your profile ended up wherever you have told your browser to save downloaded files. The Epson site should provide instructions on where to move the file. Once it is in the right Finder folder, when you next Aperture it should show in your list of profiles.
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I can't really tell which drivers you are using right now. It sounds like the best course of action for you is to uninstall all of the Epson printer drivers and reinstall them one at a time. You will need to go into the Library/Caches folder and delete the Epson folder. Also go into the Library/Printers folder and delete the Epson folder. In the PPDs folder, delete the .gz files for your printers, too. If you are using the Gutenprint driver, you will need to uninstall that first. You can download the uninstaller at the following URL:
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Hi asdiaz,
I understand you have a Photosmart 7520 that you're wanting different ICC profiles for. I will do my best to guide you in this.
This isn't something that we support, but in doing a bit of research I was able to find a link to Adobe ICC Profile, and this International Color Consortium page that has a few different suggestions.
Hopefully these pages will get you in the right direction! Have a good one!
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Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I see that you would like to know more about color profiles for your Envy 5530 printer.
I have included the Advanced Color Management for HP Next-Generation Inkjet Printing Products document. It discusses ICC profile settings.
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Hi @OregonKnight
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I see that you would like to know more about color profiles for your Envy 5530 printer.
I have included the Advanced Color Management for HP Next-Generation Inkjet Printing Products document. It discusses ICC profile settings.
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I have bought at screen calibrator and have created an icc profile for windows.
I have Adobe photoshop elements and Lightroom, how do i get the colors to be be same in these 2 programs and even same as other program like windows previewer

Hello,
The link should help.
If you check in your printing preferences and see if under Color Management you have an option of Application Managed Colors. If so an ICC profile should exist for your printer and you can follow the steps in the link below to set up your driver and Adobe.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c00294110
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Thanks for the links ... it is a start in right direction, except they say to selct printer & paper profile ... and that is the issue - there are none.
The issue for me is that when I select Print within photoshop ... I get the color management options ...
http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/xx351/Tafflad/Computer/setingsfortestprint.jpg
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I have a basic question about color profiles.
I set the color profile Adobe RGB (1998) for PS by default.
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