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Windows 7 Tips to Calibrate Colors
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Calibrate Colors with Windows 7
If you work with colors or if you are an artist working on digital graphics, you may want to calibrate your Color Display to see exact colors. There are two access points:
1. Calibrate Colors from Control Panel
In your Controll Panel under Display you find the Calibrate color Tab:
Control Panel – Display
Select Calibrate Color and follow through.
2. Run dccw.exe from the Start Menu Search Box
Click on the .exe file on top and follow through.
After running the Calibrate Color Tool, run the Clear Type text tool again.
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