Possible bug in Save for Web -- Color Changes!

Hi,
I'm new to CS3 and also new on the Mac (and also to thiis forum). So I might be overlooking something but I am an experienced user user of Photoshop 7 on a pc. Never had a problem like this.
When I try to save an image with the color #c51076 as a gif using the Save for Web function I get a totally different color. Much lighter!!! I don't get it. I can't get the color I want.
I jjustt found out that iit also messes up webcolors: it swaps one webolorr for another.
Does anyone know a solution?
Thanks!

Thanks for sharing. First let me say I think it's really great that you have shared all the documentation about these color issues. I read your page before posting here, and I tried each of the suggested solutions, and wasn't able to fix it. Maybe it is a problem with the Mac OS and the way it displays images non-color managed images. But it's not like all the images I view on Firefox are dull-just the ones I've edited, because they appeared different in CS3.
As I mentioned above, I am not the only one who is having this problem, despite trying all of the fixes suggested (see the link to forum thread posted above). I think my next step is to schlep my MacBook over to the Mac store and see if they can verify my monitor profile. But if anyone else has any suggestions, please let me know!
Emily

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