Can't find Adobe Gamma to use to calibrate monitor

Despite what you may hear or read it is impossible to calibrate and profile a screen by software means only.  All these programs rely on you 'eye-balling' the screen to assess when its set correctly - which can be hit or miss.  None of them produce a profile which is also needed.

If you are serious enough to want to ensure that your screen is accurately rendering images then you need to purchase a hardware colourimeter like a Huey, Eye-one or Spyder - there are others as well.

Please note though that these will only ensure that your screen is showing your images correctly.  It will not guarantee that prints will match the screen because a whole new set of rules apply to printing.  It's not too difficult once you understand the basics and find a formula that works for you.

Colin

Adobe gamma was never meant to be used for LCD monitors, only for the old fashioned CRT monitors (the ones that look like old-style televisions) and it won't work at all in Vista or Windows 7, so adobe has stopped including it. I can't remember offhand but it may be on the PSE 6 install disc as an extra (it was either PSE 5 or 6 where they included it but stopped installing it automatically), but in any case you would be better off checking to see if your video driver includes a calibration utility (most do) and using that instead, unless you are running XP or earlier on a CRT monitor.