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On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 04:33:57 GMT, "Chris Madsen"
<chris.madsen25624@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>"Lou" <no-spam@sonic.net> wrote in message
>news
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>> Try Radlinker. Its an add on utility that will allow you to make extra
>> changes to the graphics settings like the gamma color and separate RGB
>color
>> changing for either the desktop or for during games. Its free.
>>
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4156.html
>> Lou
>Thanks for the link but its a tad more than I need. I just want to be able
>to apply the same RGB gamma settings to everything I will run. Having a
>unique configuration for each program or game is a nice feature but is more
>cumbersome to implement than what I was hoping to be able to do. Using the
>Catalyst Control Panel's "Color" page to adjust individual gamma settings
>works fine for "Desktop". Its only when I select "3D" that the other options
>to select R, G, or B are grayed out. Even the checkbox for "All Colors" is
>also grayed out. Leaving overall gamma, brightness, and contrast the only
>things to be adjusted. This doesn't help fix the slight color inbalance my
>monitor has. I don't understand why ATI doesn't seem to allow a global
>setting to apply to everything. Didn't have these issues with my NVIDIA card
>that I upgraded from. Wierd?
>Chris
Desktop / right click / properties / settings / advanced / monitor tab
default monitor - properties.
- Here it will show ' plug & pray ' or ' default monitor '
- Get the correct or similar ' inf ' for your monitor
- Install the ' inf '
- A named monitor should now replace the ' default ' one
- The previously ' greyed out ' options should now be available
- Including ' overclocking ' settings etc for those who know !
NOTE : This with the Omega drivers, it's many many years since I've
used anything other than Omega's,
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