ColorSync is designed to make colors consistent across scanners,
monitors, and printers.
On my 280c I found the extra control over how the screen appears very
handy for adjusting the monitor for optimal viewing.
Eric
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>What does Color Synch DO? Is it something you just use if your monitor
>doesn't seem to work on your system? I've never really done anything with
>it. TIA.
>Paul Nelson
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