Snow Leopard + Epson 3800 = Profiles missing from InDesign

My 'Grafic Artist' wife just got a new PowerMac and installed InDesign as part of the CS4 Creative Suite. When printing from Photoshop (or Illustrator) she is offered the option in the print dialogue to print with profile, and when she checks the pull-down list her various Epson 3800 printer (paper) profiles are listed. But in InDesign they're missing..
She has no clue where the Epson 3800 profiles are hiding, as they do not seem to be in any of the numerous colorsync profile folders that Apple's OSX system uses (I'm a PC user...).
Any Mac folks here who have seen this and know how to fix it?
Thanks :-)
Russell

The Epson profile are in the printer driver package.
But having said that with 10.6 IDCS3 and CS4 only see profiles that are in the /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Color/Profiles folder. What ever you do do not copy profiles into that folder, make an alias of the folder that they are residing in and place that (the alias) in the /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Color/Profiles folder.

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