Hi Barry. Please bear in mind I am an Apple/Mac user but I understand it is the same with a PC. The colorimeter automatically creates a monitor profile for the monitor you attach it to. You run the program and end up with a profile and if necessary you just make the monitor run that profile and it automatically adjusts it to those settings. The beauty of it for me is that it comes with an equivalent printer program - I use an Epson 1800 - and you then run the monitor profile through the printer program an it creates a printer profile for that printer. You need to see that you have a matching photo printer as listed on their web site, but I have an Epson Aculaser C900 which is not on the list. However it has an sRGB Laser profile that I find works perfectly. The result with both is WYSIWYG !!
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