Why and How to do

excuse my poor english
i have two monitor apple display
20 pouce and 23 pouces buy after
and the color are no exactly identic on the two
monitor
how do to have exactly the identic color
on the two monotor because
it's penible for video etalonnage
Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Go to System Preferences and click on the "Displays" pane. Once that opens, click on the COLOR button to calibrate the monitors.
-DH

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