With a conventional CRT you have specific "drivers" that you need to use and you have another set of files which control how the color interacts with the monitor and other devices. I forget the extension for these. Now, I am blessed to have a Northgate Innovations 19" LCD flat panel monitor with 1280x1024 resolution. The thing is that the fonts and such are no where near as sharp as they were on my 17" CRT. I've tried to ask Northgate about "drivers" and how to configure things to work best with programs such as Adobe Photoshop and I'm told there is nothing to configure.
I really enjoy working with graphics and touching photo's up and such so this is fairly important to me. When I retouch a photo what I see is GOT to be what comes out the printer ( thats why the color protocol files) I use an Epson C82 printer ( only becuase I can't afford the 2200 ) which is an true CMYK printer, again for the same reason. And an Assylum GeForce FX 5200 128M AGP video card which was the best I could afford and only 1 step down from top of the line when I bought it last year. My system is an Asus A7S333 with 768M pc2100 DDR ram 80G & 20G HD, onboard sound (disabled) and an MadDog 5.1 SoundCard
-- Troy T. Hall Registered Linux User #342150 Mandrake Club Member Abilene, KS.
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