(Mac CS3) I just did the same thing in Bridge: Edit/Creative Suite
Color Settings to change from "North American General Purpose 2,"
which does not activate profile warnings, to "North American Prepress
2," which enables profile warnings. (Had to do that to adhere to the
requirements for a job.)

The profile discrepancy in my case is that I use "sRGB IEC61966-2.1"
and NAP2 uses "Adobe RGB (1998)." It seems like a flaw—at least to me—
that once you've told InDesign to accept the existing settings you
still have to click through the warning each time you open a file.
Once that job has gone to press, I'll change back to North American
General Purpose 2 and won't have to click through the warnings.

Does anyone know how to create a new color setting?

Rebecca



On Apr 14, 2010, at 8:24 AM, Monster wrote:

> A quick and dirty fix is to click OK when it comes up (and allow ID
> to change the document to the new colour space). Then the dialogue
> will never come up for that document again.
>
> A slightly smarter fix is to remember what you did in Bridge and
> undo it...
>
> The real fix is to learn all about colour management - and
> specifically how ID does it. Then you'll UNDERSTAND why the
> dialogue box is coming up - although it will still be just as
> frustrating!
>
> Bryce.
>
>
>
> On 14/04/2010, at 8:20 PM, Roy McCoy wrote:
>
>> Marlene wrote:
>>
>>> Or maybe lots of people were working on their tax returns.
>>
>> I should have been, but have been busy with my slave girl in
>> Second Life instead.
>>
>> If somebody's hankering for a Real Life InDesign chat, maybe they
>> can tell me real quick how to get rid of the Profile or Policy
>> Mismatch dialog that keeps coming up on opening docs ever since I
>> did something with Adobe Bridge that seemed like a good idea at
>> the time but doesn't seem to have yielded any practical advantage,
>> just this damn dialog.
>>
>> If Sweet knew how to do it I'd order her to, hehe lol.
>>
>>
>> Roy
>>
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Rebecca Evans
Book Designer/Compositor
UNC Press
116 S. Boundary St.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
919-962-0575
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