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  1. #1
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    This may be a beginner's question and something that has been visited many times:

    How can you trick or calibrate your MAC monitor into how PC monitors view images. I understand that the gamma on a MAC washes out images while MAC published images are significantly darker on PCs.

    I am starting to design two websites and would prefer that color problems be the last of my frustrations. Can anyone suggest something to accomodate the majority (ie. PC user)?

    Thanks!

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    This may be a beginner's question and something that has been visited many times:

    How can you trick or calibrate your MAC monitor into how PC monitors view images. I understand that the gamma on a MAC washes out images while MAC published images are significantly darker on PCs.

    I am starting to design two websites and would prefer that color problems be the last of my frustrations. Can anyone suggest something to accomodate the majority (ie. PC user)?

    Thanks!

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    Sounds like you've been badly misinformed...(the problem you're concerned with just doesn't exist.) Go ahead and design your sites and they'll display equally well on PC and Mac..hth.....Lewes

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    Hmmm. 'Fraid not Lewes. Check out this primer on the differences: http://www.cgsd.com/papers/gamma.web.html

    Photoshop and Fireworks, both, have settings that will toggle between Mac/PC gamma, so you can reach some reasonable middle ground.

    Hope that helps!

    cfn ... Jen
    Jen Worden
    Web Developer
    www.meadoworks.com
    cfn ... Jen

    Jen Worden
    Web Developer
    www.meadoworks.com

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    Oops!! A very late and sincere apology - it looks as though I was the one who was misinformed [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img] ...Lewes

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    Thank you Jen...very informative link. Gracias!

    Paul

 

 

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