Downloading printer profiles into PS6

I can't get some official ICC profiles for my Epson R3000 printer to show in PS6 even though I have downloaded them correctly to the appropriate folder and also copied them to Adobe's folder as well. I want to print on canvas but printer won't recognise the paper type without these profiles and I can't get the profiles to show as an option on PS6 printer menu. Any ideas?

Hi John - you were right - the FAQs told me where to look, so I deleted the Preferences file (actually renamed it) and let it get on rebuilding. Apart from the irritating lectures on the parts of Lightroom (it had lost track of the fact that I didn't want to see that message) it made no difference to the lack of printer profiles. The list progresses through the Canon profiles, and down to Harman. It just doesn't go on to the rest of the list.
I know the rest of the list exists because CS3 can find all the profiles - just that LR 1.4 cannot

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Have you rebooted both the Mac and the printer after the installation? Which printer make and model? What exact version of the OS?
Are you sure they are in fact printer profiles? The printer driver expects true printer profiles specific to your combination of ink, paper and ink. Otherwise they won't show up in your list.
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419981?tstart=0
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your task is for me not quite clear. I can see two scenarios:
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A question Adobe do not seem to be able to answer. Or rather they do not understand my problem.
I am having a problem getting Colour profiles for my printing papers recognised by Photoshop CC in My Mac OSX10.10.1 Yosemite
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Please can you tell me how to get Photoshop CC to recognise my print profiles?
I was thinking I would need to delete and re install but I have just downloaded the latest edition of Photoshop CC and the same problem applies.
It is rather frustrating to have to go from CC to CS5 in order to make a print!
Many Thanks
Tom Derbyshire
[email protected]

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