Hi, my five year old son was on my computer this morning and somehow made the colour on my screen negative. It affects everything - all programs and the desktop, but when I log back in as another user the colour is normal. He had photoshop open, but I can't work out whether something he did in there caused it - or something he did in the system preferences.
If anyone knows how to fix this I would be grateful.
Kirstin
Jump to PostCheck System Preferences - Universal Access and make sure that the "Black on White" radio button is picked, instead of "White on Black".
Jump to Posti certainly hope you've figured out how to fix this by now, but if not:
hold ctrl+option+apple+8 and you'll be back to normal.Thanks for bumping a 2-month-old thread that's already been resolved.
Check System Preferences - Universal Access and make sure that the "Black on White" radio button is picked, instead of "White on Black".
i certainly hope you've figured out how to fix this by now, but if not:
hold ctrl+option+apple+8 and you'll be back to normal.
i certainly hope you've figured out how to fix this by now, but if not:
hold ctrl+option+apple+8 and you'll be back to normal.
Thanks for bumping a 2-month-old thread that's already been resolved.
Brilliant - the universal black on white options were a fail but this was exactly what i needed!
Hmm, seems like you've been pranked by someone :]
~dXm
i certainly hope you've figured out how to fix this by now, but if not:
hold ctrl+option+apple+8 and you'll be back to normal.
That was exactly what I was looking for, fixed an annoying problem in two seconds, thanks!
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