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Table of contents

1 Introduction to HP Custom Color Manager (CCM)....................................................................................................................................................... 1

HP Custom Color Manager overview.............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
HP CCM use cases...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Things that impact color output......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Customer information to collect ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Situations where HP CCM should not be used....................................................................................................................................................... 3
HP CCM user interface overview...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

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HP CCM requirements ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Install the HP CCM software..................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Open HP Custom Color Manager......................................................................................................................................................................................7
Preview panel................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Control Tool options......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Printer Discovery in HP CCM................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Creating a custom color map ............................................................................................................................................................................................10
Creating a Device Emulation color table................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Enable WebScan on the HP MFP (if necessary)........................................................................................................................................ 12
Select a Device Emulation workflow and print the samples............................................................................................................ 13
Scan the Device Emulation samples ................................................................................................................................................................16
Create a Device Emulation color table.............................................................................................................................................................17
Testing and exporting a color map.................................................................................................................................................................................18
Digitally signing the color table (if necessary).......................................................................................................................................................19
Adding a custom color map to a single printer using the Embedded Web Server (EWS)..................................................... 20
Adding a custom color map to a single printer using USB ........................................................................................................................... 21
Install a color map to a fleet of printers using Web Jetadmin................................................................................................................... 22

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1 Introduction to HP Custom Color Manager
(CCM)

Learn about the tasks that can be carried out by the HP CCM software.

By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

● Describe the tasks that the HP CCM software can carry out.

● Understand in which situations the HP CCM software can be helpful, and which issues it cannot
solve.

● Understand the HP CCM software user interface at a high level.

HP Custom Color Manager overview

HP Custom Color Manager is software for HP internal users and channel partners that can create and
modify custom color maps on HP LaserJet and HP PageWide Enterprise Color printers.

By using this software, HP support engineers and channel partners can ensure that the printed output
of HP printers matches the customer's expectations.

HP CCM can carry out the following tasks:

● Create and customize printer color maps

● Import custom color maps

● Load pre-defined color maps from the HP Cloud for HP printers and printers from other printer
vendors

● Print and scan target files from third-party (OEM) printers to create emulation color tables for HP
Enterprise printers

● Modify, save, and delete color map presets

● Preview color and monochrome changes in a document with pan and zoom tools

● Print to a target printer to preview changes and view color changes on the actual document

● Export custom color maps and deploy them to a single printer or a fleet of printers in order to view
and use color changes on actual documents in the customer’s environment

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 Figure 1-1 Example HP CCM user interface

HP CCM use cases

The following are the types of color printing differences that the HP CCM may resolve.

● Matching a set of different colors in a color document

● Matching a set of colors in the printed output of another vendor’s color laser or ink-based printer

● Matching a set of colors to the printed output of an older HP color printer

NOTE: Differences in color output between vendors may be partially due to the color intent for a
specific printer. For color output, HP focuses on the general office environment with more saturated
colors in pie charts, graphs, and PowerPoint slides. Other vendors may focus more on photographs or
other areas.

Things that impact color output

Using the HP CCM software will likely be an iterative process. Multiple areas may impact the final output
for the custom color map, such as the following.

● Final printer model

● Firmware version

● Printer print quality settings and toner levels

● Differences in drivers and driver settings such as print quality and color settings including HP
EasyColor, compression, etc.

● Differences in operating systems, OS updates, applications, versions and file types

● Paper type and printing environment

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 ● Network configuration

● Customer perception

To reduce differences, use HP CCM in an environment as close as possible to the customer’s actual
environment. You may also need to install a custom color map on the customer’s printer, print from
the customer’s system and print driver, and then do additional modifications to custom color maps to
account for differences in the customer’s specific environment.

Customer information to collect

If you are working with a customer on a color issue and need to escalate the case up to your Advanced
Technical Support group, be sure to collect the following information from the customer.

● A description of the customer's expectations, and the current level and type of mismatch. For
example: wrong colors or shades of colors; or a brightness or contrast mismatch.

● A clear definition of what you are trying to match: Another vendor’s printer output, a specific printer
model, a specific document, etc.

● The printer source document files, including documents showing current colors and target colors.

● Information on the OS, applications, and versions the customer is using, including paper type and
how the driver is configured (N-Up, Booklet, etc.).

● If possible, provide actual hard-copy printed output (not a scanned image). Colors may be modified
by the scanner when creating a PDF of the output.

Situations where HP CCM should not be used

The following are cases for which HP CCM is not a good solution.

● HP CCM cannot match a single, specific color without impacting other colors in a document

● Spot colors cannot be matched. A spot color is any color generated by an ink (pure or mixed) that is
printed using a single run, versus being produced by printing a series of dots of different colors.

● Pantone colors cannot be matched. Pantone is a standardized color matching system, utilizing the
Pantone numbering system for identifying colors.

● HP CCM cannot match colors on a monitor or display. Colors on a monitor or display are only an
approximation. Get hardcopy printouts from an actual printer and compare them in order to match
the true colors.

● The color output of a printing press cannot be matched. Presses generate color by an ink (pure or
mixed) that is printed using a single run.

HP CCM user interface overview

The HP CCM program can be opened either from a Windows application or directly from the desktop
shortcut. The user interface changes slightly depending on how it is opened.

When opening the program from an application, only the RGB color adjustment tools are available.

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 When opening the program using the desktop icon, you have the choice of either RGB, CMYK, or Device
Emulation tools. The screenshot below shows some of the CMYK color adjustment tools.

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In version 2.1, HP added a scanner-based printer color emulation tool to simplify the processes of
creating a device emulation in real time. This tool can be used to build a color profile without the need for
specialized equipment (spectrophotometers) or color matching skills. This option can only be selected
when opening HP CCM from the desktop icon.

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installation and use

Learn about how to install and use the HP CCM software.

By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

● Describe the install process for HP CCM.

● Understand how to use the HP CCM software features.

HP CCM requirements
The following are the system requirements for installing the HP CCM software.

● Microsoft .Net version 4.6.1 or later

● Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit) or higher operating system

● Must be used with printers running FutureSmart 4 firmware version 4.11 or later and using genuine
HP supplies.

● Printers must be connected to a network over TCP/IP with the PC and the printer on the same
subnet. (USB is not supported.)

● Requires an Internet connection allowing FTP links to update the list of the Base Color maps and
pre-defined color maps for HP and other printer vendors from the HP Cloud.

Install the HP CCM software

Follow the steps below to install the software.

1. Browse to and double-click the HPCCMInstaller.exe file.

2. When the installer screen appears, check the check box to agree to the License Agreement and
click Install.

3. After the install completes, close the installer and restart the computer in order to apply the
changes.

Open HP Custom Color Manager

Learn how to access the HP Custom Color Manager application.

There are two methods you can use to access HP CCM:

● From an application using the File > Print menus, OR

● From the desktop using the HP Custom Color Manager icon.

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 Open HP CCM from an application

NOTE: Opening HP CCM through an application enables you to select an RGB workflow only.

1. Open the file you want to print.

2. Click File, and then click Print.

3. Select HP Custom Color Manager as the printer.

4. Select Print.

Open HP CCM using the desktop shortcut

NOTE: Using the desktop shortcut enables you to select either an RGB, CMYK, or Device Emulation
workflow.

1. From the desktop, click the HP Custom Color Manager .

2. Select either an RGB, CMYK, or Device Emulation workflow.

Accessing HP CCM from the desktop shortcut enables you to select either an RGB or a CMYK workflow.

Preview panel
Use the Preview panel in HP CCM to view the color transformation.

Depending on the orientation (portrait or landscape), a user can select the Source or Output check box
to view a document. The color transformation can then be seen in the output document when directly
manipulating the colors in the source document.

Figure 2-1 HP CCM home screen after opening the solution from an application

After opening HP CCM manually using the desktop icon, the Preview panel also allows you to view the
CMYK color table creation.

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 Figure 2-2 HP CCM home screen after opening the solution using the desktop icon

Control Tool options

Use the control tool options to view the pages in a document and manipulate the colors in a specific
area. The control tool options are located on the bottom left pane of the tool.

Figure 2-3 Control tool options

1 - Source: Clear or select the check box for Source to view the original source document.

2 - Page navigation control: Use the arrow icons (First, Previous, Next, and Last) or input a page number in
the page text field to navigate across a document.

3 - Pan control: Use the hand icon to move the Source and Output document simultaneously to modify a
specific area of the document.

4 - Zoom: Use zoom controls to increase or decrease the size of the content in a page. The default view is
100% and the maximum value is 400%.

5 - Output: Clear or select the check box for Output check box to view the color-corrected output.

Printer Discovery in HP CCM

There are two options available in HP CCM to discover printers. If possible, use the same printer model
and firmware version as the customer when creating a new color map.

The Applicable Printers section of the user interface enables users to access compatible, discoverable
printers. There are two options available:

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 Figure 2-4 Applicable Printers options

● Initiate Printer Discovery - click the Refresh button ( ) to initiate printer discovery. Then click the
down arrow in the Applicable Printers drop-down list to see the discovered list of printers.

● Enter IP Address- type the IP address of a specific printer in the text box and then click the Refresh
button. A red circle with an “X” is displayed if the printer is not found or not compatible A green circle
with a check mark is shown if the printer is found.

Creating a custom color map

Follow the steps below to create a custom color map for a document.

1. Open a document to use as a color reference in a Windows application such as MS Word.

2. Select File and then Print.

3. In the Printer drop down list, select the HP Custom Color Manager.

4. Select Print to open the HP CCM application.

5. If a Disclaimer message appears, click the X in the upper right corner to close the message box.

NOTE: If you do not want to see the disclaimer each time you access the tool, click the Don’t show
this message again check box.

6. Locate the printer that will be used for the HP CCM printed output.

a. Click the Refresh button to the right of the Initiate Printer Discovery field to search for the
printer.

b. After the icon changes to a red stop icon ( ), click the down arrow and select the printer .

c. If the printer is not listed, select the radio button next to the IP Address field and enter the
printer's IP address.

d. Click the Refresh button to the right of the IP Address field. A green circle with a check mark is
shown if the printer is found and is compatible.

7. Select a Source Base Color Map for the source document.

This may be a map that best matches the original printed image from an HP printer that did not
match the customer’s requested output, or it may be a map to use as a basis for comparing
modifications that are made to the output.

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 The list contains standard color maps provided by HP and pre-defined color maps from the HP
Cloud for HP and other printer vendors. This enables you to simulate the appearance of the source
document so that it more closely matches the current printed output.

NOTE: Click the Refresh button to the right of the Source Base Color Map field to load the latest
vendor-specific color maps from the HP Cloud.

8. Select an Output Base Color Map for the output document that best matches the final color output
needed.

NOTE: Click the Refresh button to the right of the Output Base Color Map field to load the latest
vendor-specific color maps from the HP Cloud.

9. Use the HP CCM settings and sliders to adjust the base color map to match the output color map.
The following settings are available.

NOTE: For detailed instructions see the HP Custom Color Manager User Guide.

● Select a Preset to use one of the built-in preset color matching settings.

NOTE: You can also save a custom Preset by clicking the Save button next to the Preset field.
This will save all of your currently-selected color settings as a Preset so that you can use them
again in the future..

● Use the Basic Color Settings to select from the basic available colors (cyan, red, magenta,
green, yellow, and blue) using the slider, or by inputting a value from -12 to 12 to get a closer
color match. The Basic Color Settings can also be used to adjust brightness, contrast, and
saturation in order to modify the intensity of the colors. See the example below.

● Use the Special Effects options to transform the colors in order to improve the color matching
for the output document.

By using the sliders under the Basic Color Settings you can make fine adjustments to the color balance
and the intensity of the colors in the output color map. Slide the line to the left or the right to make
adjustments.

For example, here are some results of using the Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation sliders.

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 After completing the color adjustments, proceed to the "Testing and exporting a color map" task later in
this traning.

Creating a Device Emulation color table

When you open the HP CCM from the desktop icon, you have the option of creating a Device Emulation
color table to match HP printed output to a third party OEM printer.

This process has some specific requirements:

● You need access to both the OEM device and the HP device, and they must both be on the same
network.

● It is recommended that the OEM device support Postscript printing. If not, manual printing will be
required.

● An HP Enterprise MFP is required to scan the target sample, and that printer must have Web
Scanning enabled.

● EWS access must also be available to install new color tables through the Solution Installer.

NOTE: For HP Enterprise devices launched after January 2021, HP device security requires all add-on
solutions to be digitally signed before they can be installed. See the digital signing instructions later in
this training.

Enable WebScan on the HP MFP (if necessary)

To allow the Device Emulation feature to scan and send pages from a printer or scanner to a remote
user, the Enable Remote User Auto Capture WebScan feature must be enabled on the HP MFP if not
already enabled.

1. Open the MFP's Embedded Web Server (EWS).

2. Log in using the Administrator password.

3. Select the Security tab, and in the left pane, select General Security.

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 4. Under WebScan Auto Capture Jobs, select the Enable Remote User Auto Capture check box and
click Apply.

5. Select the Networking tab, and in the left pane, select Other Settings.

6. On the Misc. Settings tab, select the WebScan and Secure WebScan check boxes, and then click
Apply.

7. Close the EWS.

Select a Device Emulation workflow and print the samples

Follow the steps below to begin the Device Emulation process.

1. Double-click the HP Custom Color Manager shortcut on the desktop to open the app.

2. Under the Workflows section, select the Device Emulation option to start the emulation.

NOTE: In the Device Emulation feature, there are instructions that display on the left side of the
screen to walk you through the device emulation creation process.

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 3. Under the Select Color Table section, select the RBG Color Table or CMYK Color Table option and
select Done.

NOTE: RGB is recommended for printing from most office applications. But CMYK will need to be
used if printing from graphics programs such as Adobe Photoshop using a PostScript driver. CMYK
is only supported with a PostScript driver.

4. Under Print Samples, type the IP address of the third-party (OEM) printer for which you want to
create a device emulation table and click the refresh icon to discover and connect to the printer.

NOTE: If the OEM printer does not support PostScript, the connection status will display a red 'X',
and you will be prompted to click the Download link to download and print a PDF of the sample
pages(s).

5. Type the IP address of the HP printer and click the refresh icon to discover and connect to the HP
printer.

When both printer connections have been verified, each will display with a green check mark.

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6. When both printer connections have been verified, click the Print Samples button to print the
samples.

NOTE: If the printer is not detected (red 'X' by the OEM IP address), or if you try and print the
samples and the printer is not able to print them, click the Download link to save a copy of the PDF
file and send it to the printer manually.

HP CCM will first send a color swatch to the OEM printer (1 page for RGB emulation, or 2 pages for
CMYK emulation), and then it will send one to the HP printer.

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 7. Wait about 10 to 15 seconds between each printed page. A confirmation message will display on
screen after each printed page.

After all the print jobs are sent, the Scan Samples section will be activated.

Scan the Device Emulation samples

After the Device Emulation samples have been printed, they need to be scanned to import them into the
HP CCM.

NOTE: The WebScan setting must be enabled on the MFP to use this feature.

1. Under the Scan Samples section, the IP address of the HP Enterprise MFP should auto-populate.
Click the refresh icon to verify the connection.

NOTE: If the IP address does not auto-populate, enter the IP address of a connected HP
Enterprise MFP.

2. When the device is detected, follow the onscreen prompts to load the printed color samples in the
automatic-document feeder (ADF).

3. Click Scan Samples.

4. Preview the scan and make sure the scanned pages display properly with no cropping or missing
content. If there are any issues, repeat the scan process.

NOTE: The colors in the scan previews do not indicate any color emulation applied to the display.
It is for preview purposes only.

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 When the scan is complete, the number of scanned pages is listed for HP and OEM.

Create a Device Emulation color table

After the samples have been scanned, you are ready to create the final Device Emulation color table.

1. Under Create Emulation, type a name for the emulation color table in the Emulation Table Name
field.

2. Click Create Emulation.

After HP CCM finishes creating the emulation color table, the table displays with the chosen name.

3. Click Finish to return to the HP CCM home screen.

4. When prompted by the Do you want to exit the Device Emulation? dialog, click Yes.

5. On the home screen, select the Device Emulation color table you created from the Output Base
Color Map drop-down menu.

NOTE: The screen varies slightly depending on the Color Profile Settings selected. In the image
below, RGB is selected as the workflow.

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 6. Follow the steps in the next task to test, save and export the color table.

Testing and exporting a color map

After creating a custom color map, follow the steps below to test it and export it in a file.

1. Make sure the color table you just created is selected in the Output Base Color Map drop-down
menu.

2. To test the color map on a local printer, select Print at the bottom of the Color Profile Settings
window.

Compare the output with the customer’s sample to verify it meets their needs. Additional
modification may be needed to the custom color map to meet the customer’s specific output
requirements.

3. Under Deployment, click the Browse button.

4. Select a folder location to which you want to save the color map file(s) (desktop, USB drive, etc.).

5. Under Select Base Color Map, select one of the following options:

● If the RGB workflow is being used: Choose Office (sRGB), Photo (sRGB), Photo (Adobe RGB
1998), Vivid, or Custom RGB.

● If the CMYK is being used: Choose SWOP, CMYK+, DIC, EURO, or Custom CMYK.

IMPORTANT: These options are the names of the available driver Color Themes. When the new
color map is installed, it will replace one of these themes so that it can then be selected in the
driver when printing. Depending on the customer's needs, you may want replace the default color
table, which will allow all jobs to be printed using the new color table. Or you may want to choose
one of the other themes, such as the "Custom" theme, which will require this theme to be selected
each time something is printed.

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 Figure 2-5 Example driver screen showing the selection of the Color Theme

6. Export the color map.

a. Edit the color map description to display on the Configuration Page, if desired.

b. Click the Export button.

7. Select OK.

NOTE: The export process exports a .bdl and Manifest.xml file. The .bdl file is used if installing the
color map on a single printer using a USB drive or the Embedded Web Server (EWS). The .bdl and
Manifest.xml files are used if deploying the color map to a fleet of printers using HP Web Jetadmin
(WJA).

After the files are saved, they can be installed on either a single printer or a fleet of printers. See the
following procedures.

Digitally signing the color table (if necessary)

For HP Enterprise devices launched after January 2021, HP device security requires all add-on solutions
to be digitally signed before they can be installed.

If you are creating a color table for a printer released before January 2021, you can skip this step.

1. Create and export a custom color table with the HP Custom Color Manger v 2.1 application.

2. Send the following information and files via email to: sign-ccm@hp.com.

● The model of the HP printer(s) the Custom Color table .bdl file will be installed on.

● The firmware version of the HP printer(s) the color table will be installed on.

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 ● The .bdl file exported by HP Custom Color Manager.

● The manifest.xml file exported by HP Custom Color Manager.

3. Wait for the digitally signed custom color table to be sent back via email.

NOTE: If the email is sent during regular business hours, the reply should be received within 24
hours.

4. Use one of the install options to install the new digitally signed custom color table, as described in
the next tasks.

Adding a custom color map to a single printer using the

Embedded Web Server (EWS)
Follow the steps below to install a custom color map onto a single printer using the EWS.

1. Open the device's EWS.

2. Log in using the Administrator password.

3. Select the General tab.

4. Select Solution Installer from the left pane.

5. If listed, make sure to clear or uncheck the Enable extended signature verification check box under
the Solution Verification Settings section, and then click Save.

NOTE: Devices introduced after January 2021, can skip this step. The check box will not be listed
on newer products.

6. Under the Install New Solution section, click the Choose File button, locate the exported .bdl file, and
then click Install.

7. After the file is installed, ensure that the HPCCM_Custom_Color_Table is under the Installed
Solutions section.

NOTE: To change the default color map, click Copy/Print tab, select Customize Colors, and then
select the default color map.

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 Figure 2-6 HP EWS listing the custom color map

8. Wait for the printer to automatically reboot.

NOTE: If the printer does not automatically reboot, manually power cycle the printer.

9. Print a Configuration Page and check to see if the new color table is listed.

Adding a custom color map to a single printer using USB

Follow the steps below to install a custom color map onto a single printer using a USB thumb drive.

1. If not already done, copy the exported .bdl file onto a USB drive.

2. Insert the USB drive into the printer.

3. From the Home screen of the printer, select the Settings menu, select the Copy/Print menu, and
then select Print Quality.

4. Select the Customize Colors option.

5. Choose Administrator Access Code as the Access Type, and then type in your Access Code.

6. Under Import Color Table, select the color map to load from the USB.

7. Select the color map slot to install the color map, and then select Import.

NOTE: This is the name of the color theme that will be selected in the driver when printing.
Depending on how the color map is being used, this may be the default color table, which will allow
all jobs to be printed using the new color table. Or it may be the Custom profile theme, which will
require this theme to be selected each time something is printed.

8. In the pop-up dialog box, select Yes if the color map will be the default color map.

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 9. When a message displays that the import was successful, press OK.

NOTE: To delete a color map, press the Reset button, select the color map to remove, and then
press the Reset button again.

Install a color map to a fleet of printers using Web Jetadmin

Use this method to deploy the manifest.xml and .bdl files to a fleet of printers. using HP Web Jetadmin.

1. Open the HP Web Jetadmin application.

2. In the left pane of the Device Management screen, expand the Overview and Solutions menus, and
then select the Repository menu (Overview > Solutions > Repository).

3. On the right-side of the screen, click the Import solution link to open the Import Solutions wizard.

The Select Files page displays on the Import Solutions wizard.

4. Click the Browse button to select the .bdl and manifest.xml file, and then click the Import button.

5. Click the Done button to close the wizard.

6. Link the .bdl and manifest.xml file in the WJA server,

a. Select the Solution that you just created, and then in the right pane, select the Edit button.

b. In the Edit Solution Settings, complete the following fields:

● Description: Type CCM Test Color Table.

● Application URL: http://$WJASERVER$/ImportedSolutions/

ccm_export_date_time.bdl.

NOTE: Make sure to replace the text $WJASERVER$ with your server IP or hostname.

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 Figure 2-7 Edit Solution Settings

c. Type the required credentials in the URL Credential section.

d. Copy the URL and try to access it in a web browser on a device other than the server to
confirm it downloads the .bdl file.

If credentials are requested, be sure those credentials have been entered in the URL
Credential fields under the Application URL section.

e. Click the OK button to save the changes.

7. After linking the files to the server, install the HP Custom Color Manager solution using the
manifest.xml file.

a. On the Repository page, click the Install button to open the Install Solutions wizard.

b. Under Manager options, make sure to check the Install Solution Manager (FutureSmart) and
Install Application Manager check boxes.

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 c. Under Solutions, locate the manifest.xml file for HP CCM, and then click the Next button.

Figure 2-8 Install Solutions

d. Click the Done button to close the wizard.

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