Otay...but beware...make sure you have time to experiment and your eyes are not tired!
http://www.photoscientia.co.uk/Gamma.htm
http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html
http://www.webarchitects.co.uk/articles/gamma/
http://www.scarse.org/adjust/gamma.html
http://www.aim-dtp.net/aim/photoshop/v6/adobe_gamma.htm
http://www.cgsd.com/papers/gamma.web.html
There's lots more too. And some of the above are print oriented but the principles are same.
You can also check out Praxisoft.com for a free WiziWYG Monitor Gamma Setting thingie.
Gamma is a complicated affair, and you will probably never get it perfect. Moreover, you will have NO control over how your viewers monitors are set.
But getting your machine set correctly will work wonders on your graphics.
Good luck!
--- this can be a real adventure into the "darkside" !
robo
| yes, please send me the links. Thanks.
| >-----Original Message-----
| >You can't correct AOL - aol is not the internet, their
| colors are different.
| >
| >As far as other isp's go...it has nothing to do with ISPs
| it has to do with Gamma settings on different monitors.
| Setting gamma correctly will definitely make you
| crazy...trust me.
| >
| >If you want to delve into this lemme know I'll send you
| some links.
| >
| >Robo
| >
| >
| message | >| My website does not display fonts in the same color as
| my
| >| Frontpage file displays them.
| >|
| >| I have a web page with "light colored background" and
| >| black text. When I view the site using aol.com, they
| do
| >| not display the colors correctly (show them as blue).
| On
| >| a different computer with a different isp, the fonts
| show
| >| up as blue instead of black. My blue fonts display
| >| as "lilac".
| >|
| >| How can I correct this?
| >.
| >
