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12-29-2013, 07:39 AM
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Yes, the Spyder creates an ICC profile that will be loaded for the monitor every time the computer boots. I've never used a scanner ICC profile since most of my work is photo editing, but I would imagine that you could just load the created ICC profile directly into the scanner as well to match the two. Hopefully others can chime in and help with that.
Yes, is it a great 24" monitor and a good price point as well. Anytime! Glad to be able to give back after all the help you've given me! Greg 
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