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dumb question, sorry!!
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my computer was freezing, so i just pushed buttons to get out of it.
the screen somehow got into inverse mode, and i dont know how to get out
please help
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ibook 900 12.1" combo 640mb =)
powerbook 1.33 15" 768mb =P
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figured it out!!
ctrl+option+apple+8
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ibook 900 12.1" combo 640mb =)
powerbook 1.33 15" 768mb =P
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Originally posted by jmagic:
figured it out!!
ctrl+option+apple+8
whoa thats cool. if only there were color. hmm
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A feature of the Universal Access control panel. I did get color until I pushed the switch to grayscale button.
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12" Powerbook 1.5GHz/SuperDrive, 1.25GB Ram, 80GB HD, Airport Extreme, Mac OS X 10.4.11 Tiger
iBook (Late 2001)600MHz/Combo, 640MB RAM, 20GB HD, Airport, Mac OS X 10.3.9 Panther — web server
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color in full effect here. had to go to the universal accesss pane. this is kinda cool. sorta like having a dark theme... cept pics and stuff are all backwards too 
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Originally posted by d4nth3m4n:
whoa thats cool. if only there were color. hmm
Figured it out. Just change your monitor settings to be more than 256 colors.
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12" Powerbook 1.5GHz/SuperDrive, 1.25GB Ram, 80GB HD, Airport Extreme, Mac OS X 10.4.11 Tiger
iBook (Late 2001)600MHz/Combo, 640MB RAM, 20GB HD, Airport, Mac OS X 10.3.9 Panther — web server
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For future reference, here are some keyboard commands you can use when experiencing problems:
Command-Option-Escape will bring up the Force Quit window so you can quit any frozen applications.
Command-control-power will force the computer to restart.
Note that any unsaved documents and such will be lost.
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