Fiery XJ ICC Profiles
Canon ICC Profiles (hqx) (1 MB)
Kodak ICC Profiles (hqx) (1.6 MB)
Ricoh ICC Profiles (hqx) (576 Kb)
Xerox ICC Profiles (hqx) (558 Kb)
Fiery XJ Profiles
Canon Profiles (hqx) (1.4 MB)
Kodak Profiles (hqx) (1.3 MB)
Minolta Profiles (hqx) (468k)
Ricoh Profiles (hqx) (738k)
Xerox Profiles (hqx) (1 MB)
Other Fiery Profiles (hqx) (729k)
Desktop Printer and Scanner Profiles
Apple Profiles (hqx) (225k)
Barco Profiles (hqx) (216k)
CalComp Profiles (hqx) (414k)
E-Machines Profiles (hqx) (198k)
GCC Color Tone Profiles (hqx) (423k)
HP Profiles (hqx) (1 MB)
Ikegami Profiles (hqx) (198k)
Micro Profiles (hqx) (198k)
NEC Profiles (hqx) (198k)
QMS Profiles (hqx) (720k)
Radius Profiles (hqx) (207k)
RasterOps Profiles (hqx) (351k)
Seiko Profiles (hqx) (423k)
SuperMac Profiles (hqx) (207k)
SuperMatch Profiles (hqx) (207k)
Tek Phaser Profiles (hqx) (1 MB)
Xerox Profiles (hqx) (990k)
Other Desktop Printer and Scanner Profiles (hqx) (1.2 MB)
Offset Printer Profiles
SWOP Profiles (3.2 MB) ( MB)
Other Offset Printer Profiles (hqx) (972k)
Beta Software
Macintosh Beta Utilities for Open Transport (hqx) (95 Kb)
How to download this software
The Macintosh software here has been compressed using StuffIt software into a self-extracting
archive, with file suffix .sea. It then was "binhexed"
for transport over the internet, which added the suffix .hqx. So that is why the downloaded files
referenced above above have names like Fiery XJ Utilities.sea.hqx.
Once you have downloaded a file to your computer (by just clicking on its name), you will
need to undo these binhex and compression steps. A well-configured browser can do this
automatically.
For example, if you have the 
StuffIt or
StuffIt Expander application,
they will do both steps for you. Make sure your browser is set up to launch StuffIt when it sees
an incoming .hqx file. For example, in the Netscape browser, go to the Source menu and select
the Preferences item. In the Preferences dialog, choose Helper Applications. You should
have an entry for file extension .hqx. If not, add one. It should have the following characteristics:
mimetype: application
subtype: mac-binhex40
extension: hqx
application: Stuffit Expander (or whatever version of Stuffit you use)
action: launch application
If you do not have a copy of Stuffit Expander, you can get it (and some other utilities
mentioned below) from the Software Hyperarchive, just
enter the name of the program you are looking for, like "Stuffit".
You can give the whole process a try by downloading
this very small file (26 Kb) and seeing whether
it gets successfully uncompressed.
On your desktop, you should get a Teachtext file that contains the text "You made it!".
Once you have that file on your disk, you can delete the .hqx and .sea
files - they are no longer needed.
There are other ways too, but they are more manual.
You can use the 
BinHQX application or
Compact Pro to undo the binhexing
step. You are then left with a 
self-extracting
archive file or .sea which you can simply double-click in the Macintosh Finder to
decompress into the original files.
And yes, we all hope this is going to get easier in time.
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These files are provided in Macintosh format (binhexed).
If your browser is configured correctly and you
have the required helper applications, you can simply click on one of the software
packages below and it will be downloaded, converted and decompressed, ready for use.
You may also want a more detailed explanation or a test.