The \COLOR subdirectory of the Chicago Windows SDK
contains preliminary files to explain and demonstrate 
Win32's new "Image Color Matching" APIs.  It includes
a whitepaper (ICM.DOC), sample color matcher with source 
code (\ICMDLL), sample device characterization files 
(\PROFILES), and a test application with source code (\ICMTEST)

See the SDK release notes "Image Color Matching" section
for more information.


INSTALLING ICM INTO CHICAGO
---------------------------
To install the ICM APIs into Chicago, follow these steps:

1) Copy ICM32.DLL to your Chicago \SYSTEM subdirectory.

2) Copy the .DCC files in \PROFILES to your Chicago 
   \SYSTEM subdirectory.

3) Restart Chicago.

You can run the ICMTEST application directly from the
\ICMTEST directory on the CD-ROM.  Or, you can copy it
to a directory on your hard disk.  If you do this, you
must also copy 256COLOR.BMP and 24BCOLOR.BMP from \ICMTEST.


ADDING COLOR MATCHERS
---------------------
ICM allows multiple color matching modules to be added to 
Windows.  If you write an additional module, it should be 
installed in the [ICM] section of SYSTEM.INI.  At load time,
GDI traverses the entries in this section and loads moduled
to the right of the '=' sign.  For example, if the following
were listed, GDI would attempt to load BETTER.DLL and PERFECT.DLL
via LoadImageColorMatcher():

	[ICM]
	BetterSoftwareInc=BETTER.DLL
	ArbitraryThirdParty=PERFECT.DLL


ICM CHANGES IN THIS RELEASE
---------------------------
Since the previous release of the Chicago developer kit,
the following changes have been made to the ICM APIs:

* APIs removed: SetGamutMatchingMethod, EnumGamutMatchingMethod
* New APIs: EnumColorProfiles
* New ways to get/set profiles
* New logcolorspace
