is there a program to load calibrated monitor profiles?

Hi

yesterday i did rent the last version of spyder

and i calibrated my monitors in different light situation

for example , dark , windows closed , the only light my monitor

and i used a neon for the only light

so i created different profiles

now , is there a program that let me load this profiles?

i'm looking for windows 7 and xp

thanks
cheers

X-Rite has a free applet with which you can switch profiles. It is described here courtesy of Damo
http://www.damiensymon​ds.com.au/art_vista.ht​ml
Don't be put off by the fact that it says "Discontinued" on the X-Rite site, the link is still active. I use it every day to switch between my dim photo editing profile and a brighter surfing profile.

On Windows 7 tap the Windows logo key and type "color management" (without the quotes, of course) in the "Search programs and files" box. Press "Enter." That will bring up the Color Management control panel where you can select whichever of your profiles you want to be active.

With the Spyder Pro software there is a little app called Profile Chooser that lets you choose and load different profiles.

tzalman wrote in post #14368447
X-Rite has a free applet with which you can switch profiles. It is described here courtesy of Damo
http://www.damiensymon​ds.com.au/art_vista.ht​ml
Don't be put off by the fact that it says "Discontinued" on the X-Rite site, the link is still active. I use it every day to switch between my dim photo editing profile and a brighter surfing profile.

thanks
but it doesn't work
i mean it doesn't visualize my monitor profiles

Moppie wrote in post #14368511
With the Spyder Pro software there is a little app called Profile Chooser that lets you choose and load different profiles.

have i donwload all the spyder pro software again ?
because there is not only the profile chooser in the download list

thanks
cheers

For XP there is Microsoft's Color Control Panel

As Rimmer says, go to the display settings part of control panel, colour management, advanced properties and select the one you want. Hopefully you have labeled each in a way you can remember.

This will only be of use provided you can guarantee that you haven't adjusted any of the physical display settings accidentally. You are also recommend to re-check the profile periodically. It is not a one off thing.

Mark Vuleta wrote in post #14370995
As Rimmer says, go to the display settings part of control panel, colour management, advanced properties and select the one you want. Hopefully you have labeled each in a way you can remember.

This will only be of use provided you can guarantee that you haven't adjusted any of the physical display settings accidentally. You are also recommend to re-check the profile periodically. It is not a one off thing.

thanks
but i uninstall the spyder software
are these icc all compatible?
or the spider icc profiles are compatible with colormonki icc?

thanks
again!

The ICC/ICM profiles are stored in the Windows System32/Spool/drivers​/color folder on your C drive and will be applied to the monitor/printer/scanne​r.... that are connected to the computer.

You do not need the Sypder software to utilize them. Once they are generated, they are used by your computer systems & devices, not the calibrating/profiling software.

As far as being compatible, they all take the same form so I would imagine that a profile generated by one piece of appropriate software would be able to be read & modified by another brand of the appropriate software.

Mark Vuleta wrote in post #14371217
The ICC/ICM profiles are stored in the Windows System32/Spool/drivers​/color folder on your C drive and will be applied to the monitor/printer/scanne​r.... that are connected to the computer.

You do not need the Sypder software to utilize them. Once they are generated, they are used by your computer systems & devices, not the calibrating/profiling software.

As far as being compatible, they all take the same form so I would imagine that a profile generated by one piece of appropriate software would be able to be read & modified by another brand of the appropriate software.

thanks
but with xp how can i do it?