Labels:text | screenshot | font | number | parallel OCR: Macintosh TROUBLE SHOOTER Highlight colour: Sample text Control Panels: Window colour: Colour / ColourSync ColourSync is Apple's standard for maintaining colour for monitors on printers. The theory is to that what you see on screen is what you get when you output it to a colour printer, such as a ink jet or wax thermal tranfer postscript printer. It is only useful for the printing industry, so that RGB to CMYK (printing inks) is pretty much consistant on all jobs. It's pretty good! ColorSync™ Profiles 29 items 252.3 MB in disk 88 000 88 Name Apple 12" RGB Standard Apple 13" RGB Standard Apple 16" RGB Page-White Apple 16" RGB Standard Apple 21" RGB Page-White Apple 21" RGB Standard Apple Multiple Scan 14 Apple Multiple Scan 15 Colour The Colour control panel allows some customisation of windows and text highlighting. Just click on the pop-up menus to choose a colour. In MacOS 8.0 & 8.1, this feature has been merged into the Appearance control panel. Set Profile... Click on "Set Profile...", and then select one of the installed profiles (found in the Preferences folder). Note that some programs (especially commercial ones) will install a later version of ColourSync, for you - just another way to update your System. These are standard Apple installed monitor profiles. Select one that closely resembles your monitor, eg. a multiscan 15" monitor. Black & White Standard ColorSync™ System Profile 2.1.1 Apple 13" RGB Standard 245.7 MB available Size Last Modified 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12, 16K Tue, Dec 12,
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