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That is what Eizo would tell you, but not your only option. I run both  
packages with no conflicts, and calibrate both displays. Besides, once  
you have set the Eizo's internal custom gamma and whitepoint once, you  
don't need Color Navigator loaded any longer, and can control both  
displays with the Spyder software if you need both displays calibrated.

C. D. Tobie
WW Product Technology Mngr.
Digital Imaging & Home Theater
DataColor.com
CDTobie@...

On Dec 3, 2008, at 7:53 PM, "Rollin" <rhill3@...> wrote:

> A followup to my previous posts.  Basically what the Eizo support
> people are telling me is that I have to uninstall both the  
> Spyder3Elite
> and the Eizo software and then reinstall the Eizo ColorNavigator but
> not the Spyder3 package.  The reasoning is that there is a conflict
> between the device drivers for the Spyder3 Colorimeter.
>
> I have done it and, to the naked eye, I think the Eizo monitor is now
> OK or at least better.  Of course, I have nothing to check with other
> than their software which says the monitor is calibrated.  I will need
> to do some soft proofing/printing to see if this is true.
>
> Without the Spyder3 package installed, I cannot now generate a profile
> for the second monitor which is not an Eizo but that is minor as I use
> it to park my Photoshop tool pallets, etc. and not the image I am
> working on.  Besides, it is a basic LCD with limited options for color
> management.
>
> Rollin
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