dennis@all41.csc.ti.com (03/04/89)
Is there a method of reversing the window display (white on black instead of black)? We have several folks with sensitive eyes that tire easily with the constant white background and want to reverse the display. Kolor only affects the scroll bars, dialog boxes, menus, window borders, etc. and not the actual active window displays. Thanks, John Dennis E-mail address: DENNIS@HCVDL.VDL.TI.COM
AXS101@PSUVM.BITNET (Adrian Sullivan) (03/05/89)
In article <122@all41.csc.ti.com>, dennis@all41.csc.ti.com says: > > Is there a method of reversing the window display (white on black instead >of black)? We have several folks with sensitive eyes that tire easily with the >constant white background and want to reverse the display. > >John Dennis i was checking thru some old disks and i came over this init named reversescreen... well, i threw it into the (now giant) system folder, and reboo ted, it turned all the white -> black, and the black -> white. but thre was one thing that really bothered me. the cursor flashes alot when moved, changes from black to white and back (often). if anyone wants me to post it, just tell me where to send a copy (for comp.binaries.mac). maybe you can deal with the flashing cursor and have the nice black screen. Adrian Sullivan
ggiergiel@vmsa.cf.uci.edu (03/08/89)
In article <122@all41.csc.ti.com>, dennis@all41.csc.ti.com writes... > > Is there a method of reversing the window display (white on black instead >of black)? We have several folks with sensitive eyes that tire easily with ... I know of no utility that does it for active windows. However you can reverse full screen with pd domain program(or init) of the same name. Expect compatibility problems with things like SteppingOut.
davidl@intelob.biin.com (David Levine) (03/09/89)
Try the CloseView cdev that comes with System 6.0.2.
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