Some color management settings, such as Default, Optimized for desktop printing, and Optimized for professional output, can result in on-screen colors appearing dull. This is due to an on-screen printer simulation of the output.

You can add or delete a color management style by clicking the Add preset or Remove preset buttons.

Correcting colors for display

You can correct colors so that they display as accurately as possible on screen. If you correct only the display colors, the colors are shown according to the internal RGB, and monitor color profiles.

If you display colors as they will print, on-screen colors simulate output using the Internal RGB, monitor, and printer color profiles. Simulating printer output may cause on-screen colors to appear dull.

To correct colors for display

• Click Tools ` Color management.

To	Do the following
Correct display colors	Click the arrow from the Internal RGB
	icon to the Monitor icon			.
Display simulation of a composite printer	Click the arrow from the Composite
output	printer icon		to the Monitor icon		.
Display simulation of a color separations	Click the arrow from the Separations
printer output	printer icon		to the Monitor icon		.
Display simulation of a separations printer	Click the arrow from the Separations
on a composite printer	printer icon		to the Composite printer
	icon	.

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Arrows appear orange when they are turned on, and grayed and broken when they are turned off. For more information about using the arrows for color correction, see “Understanding the Color management dialog box” on

page 159.

The display simulation of a separations printer on a composite printer does not affect output.

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