We have an office iMac. Can you calibrate one computer to work in different log-in areas? Or do you have to calibrate through each log-in area?
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If you are asking if installation of ColorMunki calibrator on a Mac ( in your case an iMac ) used by an Administrator as well as multiple Office users, each having their own login, then the calibrator software will work regardless of who is on the machine unless the Administrator who set up the computer specifically prevents it by changing User access settings in the OSX operating system. I use ColorMunki on a 2012 MacPro machine running OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion and there is no issue with it running in the background monitoring changes in room ambient lighting regardless of which User is logged in. If your iMac is part of an office Network, and not a "standalone" machine, you may have to buy software with Network licensing but I would leave that up to your IT staff if that's the case. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it sure does - you download the version based on your computer and I use an iMac 27. Results are spectacular!!
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Awesome thanks, cuz I recently ordered some RAM and I got one that isn't compatible with the iMac. Thanks again
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I have iMac the Black Magic works great. It plugs into USB port. No complaints from me. I had the same concerns as you. It took me about a year before I broke down an bought the Back Magic.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer, but Apple has excellent telephone help. I bought my wife an iMac, she's not at all computer literate, and I know on at least a couple of occasions the person at the help desk has spent more than half an hour working with her on a problem and walking her through the solution.
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I'm a Mac user not Windows. However, I believe it does not matter what system you are running as long as it's formatted correctly.
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Sorry Francis, all 3 of my computers are PCs, not Macs, so I am unable to answer your questions.
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Sorry Barbara. I can only tell you that it works great with my laptop & Windows operating system. Perhaps someone else can help with iMac information.
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It won't allow you to adjust the settings unless you have the software installed. The settings are synced from the "cloud", so whenever the computer boots up and it is set to run on startup, it will gather any settings which may have been adjusted on another computer that has the same account on it.
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You can calibrate the monitor with any calibration device. However the end result will not be different than calibrating any other panel and will likely require significant dimming of the screen to get prints that have correct light-dark values. The X-rite iI is mated to the monitor with Dell software and will allow you to get better calibration using the firmware built into the monitor and print correctly off a brighter screen. If you use OSX then it does not matter what device you use to calibrate due to the inherent limits of OSx color management. Regardless of what OS you use if you have never used a dedicated graphics panel and high quality prints are your goal this monitor can do wonders for you. If you are not a printer then it does not much matter to a very great degree what monitor you use.
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i would call the imac company to see its there product they should be able to tell you
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I installed the same single license into my laptop and 27" imac with no problem. I havent tried it past two systems though.
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Cleoo,You have to understand there are many people who do not know or understand how to use many computer devices. I can't answer the question for you because I don't run or have access to a MAC, sorry about that. My neighbor has one and I can try to see if they have time and test it on their computer and let you know. Regards,Charlie
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I have been able to do this in my testing previously, as long as you have an iMac that supports this.
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There are cabling alternatives for everything although Apple is what Apple is and far less than most of its user base realizes--you will have to research that yourself. Calibration options are significantly more limited in OSX than Win64--I use this monitor with both operating systems. OSX can not take advantage of hardware based calibration available to WIndows. As a result this monitor requires the usual dimming, which it tolerates well, to calibrate accurately for printing in OSX.
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Yes you can, I am using an iMac. The HAPZ1ES comes with software for both Mac and windows.
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No. But if you have windows installed on your MAC, you can run it from there. On my Airbook, I have windows separately installed as an operating system, so I am able to log in and use this program from there.