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Every single time I power up CS5 I get an error :
"The monitor profile "Samsung - Natural Color Pro 1.0 ICM" appears to be defective. Please rerun your monitor calibration software.
No other application complain about this.
The monitor is a Samsung SyncMaster 226CW
If I go .. Control Panels \ Color Management
I can see that there is a profile "Samsung Natural Color Pro 1.0 ICM (default) file SM226CWicm
It is the ONLY profile listed.
As per a previous post here ... I followed advice to delete the profile ..
I delete it ... I am then prompted to chose a new profile .....from the list shown there is the "Samsung Natural Color Pro 1.0 ICM"
I select that.
Then next time I start CS ... same error message again.
How do I fix this ?
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Before you delete the profile, click the Add button at the lower-left and scroll down a little ways choose the one with Name: sRGB IEC6196602.1, Filename: sRGB Color Space Profile.icm
Then delete the Samsung profile and select the sRGB profile and set it as the default.
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- You made a 1 in 7 spelling error transcribing a name from a few inches away on the screen. 14.2857 (repeating digits) percent failure.
- When that word is corrected in the obvious way, you got the entire concept of your post wrong (near as I can see, Morstreng DID respond to the proper thread - his comments are perfectly reasonable and welcome here). ANOTHER 100 percent failure.
I don't believe I did the math wrong. 14% or even 100% is "fail". 114% is "epic fail".
Another math problem that might be interesting to work through is to calculate the overall helpfulness of Lundberg02's posts using his post count and accumulated points.
-Noel
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Hey you two! Get a room!
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The actual error rate is 2.56% rounded up, or one in 39. The apriori probability that any post by anyone is wrong is 50%. Therefore the apriori probability that my post would be wrong AND that I would make a 1 in 39 symbol error is 1.28%, since the probabilitries are independent (uncorrelated). The set "I am wrong", and the set, "I make a symbol error" are disjoint.
I think I can make the statement that a 114% failure rate has no meaning, without loss of generality.
For the record, I thought at first glance Morfsplungenfahrt was talking about the "file has been changed" thread, and the whole thing was so unimportant that I didn't proof my response.
For all you newbies (Noel), I have been in the Photoshop forums since 1996.
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Would that be a ''chat room'', Lawrence?
Iceberg02, it's interesting that you didn't consider the ''whole thing'' so unimportant as not to reply with a meaningless post that wasted everyone's time. Besides, I forgot to subtract another 200% for using the wrong kind of computer.
Oh, so now it's who's a ''who's got the bigger experience'' competition? Watch out, you might not want to go there - I'm Italian.
-Noel
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"Would that be a ''chat room'', Lawrence?"
No, a brat room. There you can both feast on bratworst!
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If we fools can't spar verbally on this day of days, when can we spar?
-Noel
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Spar(e) me the agony!

