Apple AppleVision 750 - Manual (Page 87)

m Use the ColorSync System Profile control panel in the Apple (K) menu to
select the AppleVision profile if your white point is set to 9300 + 8MPCD.
If you calibrate your monitor to a white point setting other than 9300 +
8MPCD, create a custom profile and select it as the system profile instead.
See Monitors & Sound Guide or the Monitors & Sound doc.pdf file for
more information on creating custom ColorSync profiles.
m Share custom ColorSync profiles describing your AppleVision color
settings with others to help ensure color accuracy for images you
create using your AppleVision monitor. See Monitors & Sound Guide
or the Monitors & Sound doc.pdf file for information on exporting
ColorSync profiles.
m When printing in color, check to see if the printing options include a setting
for ColorSync. For example, for the Apple LaserWriter 12/600 PS, turn
on ColorSync by clicking the Options button and selecting “ColorSync
Color Matching.”
m If your scanning program has a ColorSync option, use it. This embeds a
ColorSync profile within the scanned image file, and ColorSync will be
better able to reproduce the original colors on your monitor and printer.
m Don’t try to use two color-matching systems at once on your computer.
Some applications install other color-matching systems. These should either
be removed or disabled if you want to use ColorSync.
87 Using ColorSync