You can change the Creator name to the correct name in Rig Manager, or in the Kemper.
Try putting them in a Local folder in Rig Manager.
You could copy the Profiles in question to a new folder in Rig Manager (and then close Rig Manager to write the actual database file to your disk).
Then get the Firefox Extension SQLite Manager
https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/
This Extension allows you to open and edit sqlite database files (their content) without restrictions.
Cheers
Martin
... what protections would someone have if they were venturing to create profiles for sale?
None (technically), like in the whole software world. If you sell software you have to understand that there will always be some who will steal your commercial product even if it's just $0.01
But if you provide a great product, great service for a reasonable price there will still be enough people who happily pay for the product. In some cases even more as long as there's no copy protection / software activation involved.
later noticed that the 'amp' author is "Christoph Kemper" with no edit option.
In this case you did not create the actual amp profile. During profiling, the "device owner" string is copied to the "amp author" tag, this has been always the case since release.
Since the "device owner" was never per default "Christoph Kemper" (but 'me'), the amp profile has not been created by you.
If you edit the "Rig" (not to confuse with a "profile") on the device, you can change the author tag for the Rig.
To prevent getting angry you can use a piece of gaffa-tape to cover the part of the display where the author's name is displayed! - Works on comp-screens, too!
