Print CD Epson R1800

Found a work around to CD print driver problem for R1800 in Leopard. (Epson site no help.)
1. Open Print CD
2. Command Print.
3. Ignore Error Message "Epson printer driver dealing with CD printing is not installed."
4. Select "Manual Print"
5. In "Page Setup" window choose as paper size "A4(CD/DVD)"
6. In "Print" window, select "Print Settings" then as "Media Type" choose "CD/DVD"
7. Hit print.
Cumbersome, but works fine (for now).

This finally worked for me too (using a Stylus Photo 1400) with the addition of choosing Tray 2 before selecting Manual Print.

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No I haven't got the wrong forum, I think I will get the best answer here. I am a fully paid up member of the Lightroom 2 club and like to use both as I am sure others here do.
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Hi Ian,
I am glad to hear you're getting good prints from LR and CS4. I am not aware of any outstanding issues with print color management in Lightroom (the print path is pretty solid and conforms to the OS requirements, and will perform correctly as long as the driver also conforms to the OS requirements; many recent drivers do, some older ones do not).
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Wait a second, I just realized something very important. If you go to the Epson Drivers page for the R1800...
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My monitor is correctly calibrated.
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Well, believe it or not, with the help of Epson support on the phone, I've figured this out. First of all, there is definitely a problem with Aperture's color management. What used to work (setting a color profile in the Aperture print dialog, and selecting "no color management" in the printer dialog) definitely does not work at this point.
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It did work properly with Photoshop, but I'd rather not have to use Photoshop for all of my printing. As far as Lightroom goes, I was using the standard template - maximize size and specifying 4x6 paper. This worked on a mac air, same OSX, same version of LR5, same version of print driver. So, I created a user template on the air, exported it, imported it into my iMac. Still no good. The only workaround I have found is to use a maximize size template, specifiy letter size paper, then align the photo against the left and bottom edges. I also tried uninstalling and reinstalling Lightroom. This did not solve the problem, either.
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