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I have made an excellent image for my website. Unfortunately, when displayed through Internet Explorer 6.0, it renders the image using MonitorRGB settings which looks less accurate to the actual display in Adobe Photoshop. Adobe Photoshop uses WindowsRGB defaultly.
So my question is: If possible, How can I make the browser display my image with WindowsRGB instead? Or would this cause some kind of error to users who don't have Windows?
[ July 27, 2003: Message edited by: Michael McNally ]
 
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Most browsers dumb down pics so it is easier to download. You can not just change the settings with code.
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