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High contrast mode in iTunes 10
Authored by: arcticmac on Sep 07, '10 08:51:03AM

AppleAquaColorVariant has existed since at least 10.2, and describes whether you system uses the Aqua or Graphite color scheme. The preference is normally system wide, and you can read the value for your system like this:

defaults read -g AppleAquaColorVariant

As you'll notice if you run that command, AppleAquaColorVariant takes on two values: 1 (aqua/blue) and 6 (graphite). As I remember, there is one other (either 0 or 7) value that used to give (in the 10.2 days) a "clear" appearance, although it was blatantly uncomplete, and quite buggy. I can't say whether this still exists in 10.6.



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