calabrating monitors & printers

[Pinfinity]

Ok, I recently posted my interest in upgrading monitors and received a wealth of information. I'm going to purchase three identical 23-24" monitors. I understand it would be in my best interest to purchase quality units for several obvious reasons and also with the ability to calibrate them with my desktop inkjet,large format printer, and design program (flexi 8.6 Corel, & Photo paint).
What would be the best way to proceed? I know this subject has been covered a million times here somewhere....but there may be different ways to approach this taht haven't been discussed...and I hope it's not too complex.....any suggestions?

 

[chopper]

get your monitors, get an eye one, calibrate...
create profile for media you want to use ....done...
//chopper

 

[gzolee]

if large format

if you calibrate with eye one the basic pack does not includes the cmyk module

 

[phototec]

Which i1?

get an eye one, calibrate...
create profile for media you want to use ....done...
//chopper

Which i1 product do you suggest, there are many different models and options on the i! website?

http://www.xritephoto.com/ph_solutions.aspx

 

[J Hill Designs]

this was a good read:

http://sdgmag.com/article/digital-eye-color-management-made-easy

 

[signmeup]

I calibrated my monitor with adobe gamma. Came with photoshop. When I send stuff to my buddy for printing it comes out like I wanted.