Viewing ImagePrint profiles in Aperture

How can I get my ImagePrint 6.0 color profiles show up in my proofing profile menu (Aperture 1.5)?
Mac Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Tom,
Received this reply from ColorByte support:
HI,
I'm not sure how it applies to Aperture, but with Photoshop the profiles
need to be in the Applications support folder, not the Colorsync one. (
"/library/application support/adobe/color/profiles" )
It may be the same with Aperture. I know Aperture has shown some
non-standard ways of doing things, color management wise and may have some
limitations on what proofing profiles it will recognize--one possibility
would be if you seeing only cmyk (4 color profiles) listed (ours are 3
color).
Thanks,
-Daniel Barrett
ColorByte Software
Since I am unable to determine if I have any other profiles that are 3 color, I was wondering if any one at Apple can verify this. Since Photoshop supports the IP profiles would not the solution be to code Aperture to do the same...
Thanks,
Hoku
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