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onehandle

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3. More detailed instructions...

Reply to northoftheborder (Reply #2)

Wed Aug 13, 2014, 09:44 AM

Aug 2014

Go to the Apple symbol in the upper left corner.

Pull down menu.

Open 'System Preferences...'

Then click on 'Accessibility'

Then on 'Display' within 'Accessibility'

Make sure 'Invert colors' is not checked.

What system version are you on?
Still sounds like you somehow triggered 'invert colors.' This is for people with visual problems.

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Why did all he colors on my MacBook change? [View all] northoftheborder Aug 2014 OP

Go to System Preferences, Accessibility, Display... onehandle Aug 2014 #1

finally found Color Sync Utility, but it does not open. cannot find "inverse colors" anywhere northoftheborder Aug 2014 #2

More detailed instructions... onehandle Aug 2014 #3

Mac OS X, 10.6.9 northoftheborder Aug 2014 #6

the she colors wanted to redecorate? ChairmanAgnostic Aug 2014 #4

heh, heh (typo on my part) northoftheborder Aug 2014 #5

My fave is how ChairmanAgnostic Aug 2014 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author guyton Aug 2014 #8

thanks for the suggestions, but I just turned my computer completely off, and when back on.... northoftheborder Aug 2014 #9