Internet Explorer and Color Management

If your going to put in Color Management for the OS you need to incorporate
CM with Internet Explorer. Less face it, if the internet was purely text
based then no CM is required but it is graphic orientated. So why in the heck
would you not let the System Color Management not be able to manage the web.
I get really tired of looking at photos with an sRGB tag or not even tagged
at all and get weird color casts. It's insane to have a great OS and not be
totally color managed in all applications, I can't stand for Apple to be the
only OS that totally color managed, it's about time that Vista is. Also a
system wide speller would be nice I'm the world's worst.


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"LarryC" <> wrote
> If your going to put in Color Management for the OS you need to
> incorporate
> CM with Internet Explorer. Less face it, if the internet was purely text
> based then no CM is required but it is graphic orientated. So why in the
> heck
> would you not let the System Color Management not be able to manage the
> web.
> I get really tired of looking at photos with an sRGB tag or not even
> tagged
> at all and get weird color casts. It's insane to have a great OS and not
> be
> totally color managed in all applications, I can't stand for Apple to be
> the
> only OS that totally color managed, it's about time that Vista is. Also a
> system wide speller would be nice I'm the world's worst.



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