Color Printing Settings

Thanks for the reply, David, hopefully these will help;

I would set rendering to perceptual, also set everything to sRGB and give that a try. Also there should be dialogs for the printer also

I tried sRGB the results were good, but not great, and there must be a way to use specific paper profiles, else why even have them? I've also tried various other settings, but never to a clearly great effect It's really frustrating that neither Epson nor Corel see fit to clearly lay out the method for what seems such an obvious need. I've uploaded a couple more dialog shots. Thanks again.

Your second capture of the more options tab shows that the printer is set for no color correction.  I'd try setting that to ICM. However in the very first capture in Draw you told the printer to handle conversions.

I spent a day trying all manner of combinations yesterday, to limited avail. The approach that seems most logical seems to tell the first dialog to let Corel handle it, select the correct paper profiler in the Corel dialog, then select either ICM or No Color Adjustment in the Epson dialog, but neither of those worked well. The best (though not perfect) result is telling Corel to let the printer handle it, then putting the printer on Automatic, but that means there's no way of using profiles for third party papers. I can't help thinking I'm missing something, but m running out of enthusiasm, not to mention ink and paper!

I would try letting the printer handle the conversion,  set rendering to perceptual,  select the Epson profile for the paper. Set printer to ICM

You could also let Corel handle the conversion,  set perceptual,  and select the Epson profile for the paper. Set printer to ICM.