Hi Simon
4/11/03 1:59 pm Simon Barber <sibarber-at-globalnet.co.uk> wrote
>Hi List
>
>
>My G3 Powerbook has recently been in for major surgery which has resulted in
>all the preferences and programs having to be reloaded. I am currently
>trying to re-calibrate the monitor, but when I try to go into 'monitors'
>via the drop down menu under the Apple , It brings up a box named 'color
>LCD' but it wont allow me to click on the icons to begin calibration.
interesting, perhaps you need to delete monitor preferences, or maybe
you don't have some parts of colorsync loaded.
Anyway, be aware that a visual calibration is always going to be
limited in accuracy, also, that the powerbook does have limitations
when being used as a colour accurate workstation! There are utilities
which will get the best out of a Powerbook, I use basICColor Display /
iOne on my 12 inch and now new 15 inch, the calibration is very good.
(but the screen still has it's limitations).
>Can anyone throw any light on it? Im running o/s 9.1
you may ned to think about 0.2, 9.1 is very old now.
>
>ps. Im about to upgrade to a G4 Powerbook running OSX - but I hear so many
>complaints about it I feel tempted to remain with the clunky old 9.x o/s!
happy users keep quiet I guess. I love OSX myself. (as much as you can
love any OS, there's always a bit of hate in there)
Regards, NeilB. Apple Solutions Expert
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