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Both are right
The White-on-Black option in Universal Access seems to
Both are right
This works the same on my laptop, so i would assume it's independent of the veiwing device. Makes sense really -- how and why would the OS know to treat a CRT differently from an LCD?
Both are right
on my lombard, if i press cmd-option-ctrl-8, the screen gets black and white. no funky colors. only black... and white.
Why results might be different
Apple just released a Tech Note with this line:
You see a negative image in the screen. Depending on system configuration, it may be black and white, such as that in Figure 1, or color negative, such as that in Figure 2.docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107329
Try this
I was fooling around and found this out. Invert the screen using the universal access shortcut, and then change the color settings (I used the monitor menu extra, if it makes a difference.) On my screen I get millions of colors inverted. Sweet! |
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