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Peter Figen wrote:
So, just convert the file for your "wallpaper" to your monitor profile and be done with it. It will then be in the correct color space for the non color managed "desktop" as it were. Better yet, don't bother with silly wallpaper photos for your computer. Use a middle gray that will look right no matter what profile you're using.
Tried convert to monitor profile, in fact it is how I did it in Win 7, but if I check properties, it no longer sees a profile (Win 7 did) unless it is sRGB, It will not even recognize aRGB.
I like to put my next print up as wallpaper and view it for a few days before printing. Gives me a chance to see stuff I want to change.
Anyway, I contacted NEC support and have a ticket, already have my first response which asked for more details..
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