Thank you for your interest in our Screen Color Tester Program. This program will allow you to test Full Screen RED, BLUE, GREEN, BLACK and WHITE screens to see the quality of your monitor, LCD, Plasma, projector or flat panel. This program will run on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

You can select what color to view, hide the menu, move the menu, and auto cycle through the colors. I have used this to test many LCD's, video projectors and monitors for proper color registration and missing pixels.

Simple to use. Well worth a look at. This is a great testing tool. Try it - if you like it, please consider making a payment to cover the cost of this web page! Thanks for checking out this program!

This program is Shareware not Freeware. If you have found this software useful to you, please consider making a payment of $5.00, payable to Electrosonics. 

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