[Petographer]

It seems my notebook has limited screen functions. I can brighten the screen but it is not the same as on a CRT monitor. I have no contrast and brightness settings that I know of. The brightness on the notebook almost seems like a back light behind the screen that makes it easier to see. I tried adobe gamma through the control panel extension. That seemed to work best. The Wizard just didn't work proper on the notebook.
Are there any calibration utilities specially for notebooks?

[adam]

Yes yes yes!! I would also like to know!!!!!

I tried the wizard, and it tells me to adjust one of the controls (I forgot which one), until I see the lines disappear, or something like that (sorry for not being specific, I'm unsure..)

Please help

[shuttertalk]

Yeah me too - colours on my laptop always seem a bit paler than my desktop. Sometimes I'd come up with a groovy colour scheme for web sites on my laptop, only to realise that it's shocking when viewed on the desktop!

I don't think there's hardware calibration like CRT monitors - just software. Some graphics cards have colour correction in their drivers... like the ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 that I have. For me, I go to control panel -> display -> settings -> advanced settings, and there's a tab for adjusting colour.