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i’m using PS Elements 2 with windowsXP and an LCD monitor. I’ve tried to use Adobe Gamma to calibrate the monitor but can’t see any of the effects that you’re supposed to get. I saw a post here that pointed to a Note in an Adobe document that said that to calibrate an LCD you should load in Adobe Gamma the ICC profile that comes with your flat panel. The only thing I could find in my files was a profile that had the same name as my monitor but when I try to load it the system won’t let me. I get a message that it’s not a valid RGB profile. I know I can buy a hardware device to calibrate but I’d like to see what results I get if I use Adobe Gamma.
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