Using Spyder2PRO, I am trying to calibrate and profile two monitors connected to a PCIe display adapter, ATI Radeon X600. Monitors are Dell 1907 and HP LP2065, both LCD monitors. The Dell is monitor 1, HP is monitor 2, and desktop is extended over both. When I calibrate the Dell with Spyder2PRO, there is visible change in the screen appearance. If I move from 6500 K to 5800 K, the screen appears warmer. When I check the effect of calibration at the end of the process, there is visible change. Neither of these are true with the HP. In several trials I have, perhaps by chance and by choosing different starting points, gotten desktop colors that are similar (not perfect, but close). However, upon rebooting this similarity goes away. When I open Photoshop and open a photo in display 2 and move it to display 1, colors change visibly. While I intend to use the HP for photo editing, I would like for there to be some rough consistency between the two. I don't believe this should be impossible. I fear that I have overlooked something obvious, but can't put my finger on it. Any help out there? (BTW, I have searched this group's messages and not found the answer.) Del
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Dual Display Win XP
2007-04-14 by Delbert L Kimbler
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