February 2002
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
13h 2m
English
Whether preparing artwork for print or online use, you should begin by calibrating your monitor. This will ensure the closest possible match between your colors on-screen and those produced by a printer, a video display, or another computer monitor, and also between your colors in Illustrator and in other software applications. If your monitor isn't calibrated, the resulting colors may not even be close to what you originally saw on it.
Creating an ICC monitor profileYour monitor will display color more reliably if you use color management and accurate ICC profiles. The Adobe Gamma™ utility, which is automatically installed into your Control Panels folder, lets you calibrate and characterize your monitor to a standard ... |
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