John D. Gwinner wrote:

> It's not gamma, it's "Correcting" the colors for your chosen output device
> (which turns out you didn't choose <G>)
> The default is some line printer you're never going to output to, and it
> does noticably change the color.
> 
> Corel is RABID about "Correcting" your colors.
> 
> Go into your Color Profiles, and DELETE everything.
> 
> I had the same problem, deleted all the color profiles, now I'm fine.
> 
> Let me know if you can't find the setting.

You don't have to delete anything.

I haven't used version 9 for a while, but we have a manual lying around.
Page 355:

"Click Tools, Color Management. (Dis)able the Calibrate Colors for Display check 
box."

To disable print correction, you either have to uncheck the appropriate box, or 
choose <none> in the appropriate profiles box.

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Okay got it.  Thanks

"Tim Riley" <timothyrileyatnetscapedotnet> wrote in message
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> John D. Gwinner wrote:
>
> > It's not gamma, it's "Correcting" the colors for your chosen output
device
> > (which turns out you didn't choose <G>)
> > The default is some line printer you're never going to output to, and it
> > does noticably change the color.
> >
> > Corel is RABID about "Correcting" your colors.
> >
> > Go into your Color Profiles, and DELETE everything.
> >
> > I had the same problem, deleted all the color profiles, now I'm fine.
> >
> > Let me know if you can't find the setting.
>
> You don't have to delete anything.
>
> I haven't used version 9 for a while, but we have a manual lying around.
> Page 355:
>
> "Click Tools, Color Management. (Dis)able the Calibrate Colors for Display
check
> box."
>
> To disable print correction, you either have to uncheck the appropriate
box, or
> choose <none> in the appropriate profiles box.
>
>

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