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Old 05-29-2010, 11:52 PM #5
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Thanks for the links. I mistook printer calibration to how the computer sets up something on the printer by lining up pixels when you scan it after changing ink cartridges? Now I find out I was way off base with that idea. Do you know how the default monitor settings are comparable to the printers with online printing companies? I will have to look into how to calibrate using the video card.

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