-=PCTechTalk=- Re: GMan - monitor settings Re: Re: Way to save my monitor settings?

Rudy,
    Some upperclass monitors include their own color profile files that tell 
the monitor how to best display the system's output.  The instructions 
contained within these profiles are often referred to as the monitor's 
'temperature' settings.  They basically affect the color balance (how much 
blue, green or yellow hues) you see.  If your monitor came with an install 
CD, run it.  That's how it would get onto your hard drive.  As you 
discovered, Windows provides some of its own, but the one supplied by the 
monitor maker is always the best choice.  I'll also mention that most folks 
don't really need to give a second thought to any of this.  The function is 
primarily for graphics designers who need to better match the final product 
to whatever medium their creations will be used (paper print, photo, glossy 
magazine, posterboard, etc.).

    Unfortunately, this has nothing at all to do with saving your current 
settings.

Peace,
GMan

"The only dumb questions are the ones we fail to ask!"

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "rudy" <rudylopeznc@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 9:29 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- GMan - monitor settings Re: Re: Way to save my 
monitor settings?


> Thanks GMan, I have looked and the only thing of remote resemblance is 
> under
> advanced/color management. It say's
>
> These settings let you select the default color profile for your monitor.
> This affects the colors that your monitor displays
>
> Current  Plug and play Monitor
> Default monitor profile  (none )
> Color profiles currently associated with this device
>
> A white empty box is displayed with an Add button at the bottom so I guess 
> I
> need to make a default color profile and then add it? I clicked on the Add
> and several listings came up but none for the monitor. The location is
> c:\windows\system32\spools\driver\color
>
> This help  any?
> Rudy 


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