[Bug 11532] Photoshop doesn't support custom monitor profiles

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11532

--- Comment #7 from Roland   2008-02-12 12:57:34 ---
Hi Hans,

there is what I tested on Wine0.9.15/SUSE9.1:

Adobe Photoshop CS, installed on a naked Wine "drive_c" (no other dependancies,
no other programs installed)
(By the way, when Photoshop CS starts up, you will have to hit the ENTER key
while Photoshop says "initialising suites", because there is a hidden error
message about missing fonts - I don't care about that)

I did test two ways to assign a monitor profile to Wine:

First: I changed the line "Monitor Profile" in the system.reg replacing "Adobe
Monitor Settings.icm" to the profile I wanted Photoshop to pick (another
profile in the folder "...\system32\Color". After "wine boot" Photoshop
didn't pick the new profile.

...
[Software\Adobe\Color\Monitor\Monitor0] 1202667817
"Monitor Profile"="c:\windows\system32\Color\Adobe Monitor Settings.icm"
"Primary Monitor"=dword:00000000
...

Second: I started the Adobe Gamma Control Panel

wine control "/home/nils/.wine/drive_c/Programme/Gemeinsame
Dateien/Adobe/Calibration/Adobe Gamma.cpl"

Choose "Wizard Mode"

This control panel behaves a bit odd, but that doesn't matter. Finally a
numerical setting of the new gamma has been stored successfully in a profile
with a new "description" "Gamma Corrected" (Photoshop only displays the
description in the profile list) and a new file name ("sRGB Gamma
corrected.icm"). I tested the new profile with lcms profiler "lprof" which runs
natively linux and also with wine. The profile had been changed apparently.

(After "wine boot") I had a look in system.reg:

...
[Software\Adobe\Color\Monitor\Monitor0] 1202667817
"Monitor Profile"="c:\windows\system32\Color\sRGB Gamma corrected.icm"
"Primary Monitor"=dword:00000000
...

The new profile was there - but after starting Photoshop: NO CHANGE of the
monitor profile. Nevertheless I could see the new profile in the list for the
color workspace ("Gamma Corrected"), but that doesn't help Photoshop to pick
the monitor profile.

IN WINDOWS XP:

First way to choose monitor profile:
Just start the desk.cpl in the Control Panel Settings, or by "Right Click" o
the Desktop. There you can choose the desired monitor profile in the monitor
preferences.

Second way: 
Start Adobe-Gamma.cpl in the Control Panel Settings and do the same settings as
in Wine. There will be a new profile in the Systems...Color folder and:
Checking the desk.cpl monitor preferences shows the new monitor profile set
(and certainly the registry is changed - I didn't check that).
After a new start Photoshop will have picked the new profile as monitor
profile.

Oops that is a lot of text. I will be on a trip until Friday, so I hope I gave
you all the info needed.

Have a nice week
Roland