Installing the Apple Displays Software

Important Make sure that you install the software from the Apple Displays Software CD that came with your monitor.

To install the Apple Displays Software, follow these steps:

1Insert the Apple Displays Software CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.

The CD icon appears on the desktop.

2Double-click the CD icon.

The Apple Displays Software window opens.

3Double-click the folder that contains the language you want to use.

4Double-click the Apple Displays Software folder.

5Double-click the Upgrader icon to start the installation program.

6Follow the instructions on the screen until the installation is complete.

Note: During installation, you are presented with the terms of your software license agreement. Please read the terms carefully before you agree.

The program checks to make sure you have the system software you need to use the display. If anything is missing, a message tells you what you need. You won’t be able to install the software until you correct the problem.

After the installation, you need to restart your computer.

7Click Restart.

The software is now installed and the display is ready for use.

About Your Apple Displays Software

The Apple Displays Software is a set of files that let you adjust basic picture and color settings.

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