SubscribeLeopard: Invert Black and White Colors
Posted on Jul 10, 2008 under Mac Tips |You might be bored of the typical colors on your Mac OS X Leopard computer. Many people like to invert the colors because it may be easier on your eyes. Here’s how:
1. Open System Preferences.
2. Locate the row labeled System.
3. In the System area, open Universal Access.
4. Under Display area, press the White on Black button.
by Golu......., on July 27 2008 @ 7:44 am
wats the use of this apart from relaxing eyes & change…. does this have some usability for disable or color blinds… ?
I feel this will be more useful to me if image colors are intact as this saves a lot of battery life as well…coz your pixels need not to shine the way they need when white color is more on your screen….Plz help if you know some way to keep images as it is..