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Powerbook screen all of a sudden looking washed out...
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My 12" powerbook screen is looking like I adjusted exposure or brightness in a photo. Kind of like slightly over exposing a picture. My aqua blue is looking light blue, and the white edges of files blend into the white finder background. I have tried looking at the colour setting in display, but it doesn't seem to help. This happened after my last restart... I am a little worried... 
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check out preferences-> universal access, and fiddle around with the slider under seeing ->display. see if that helps any
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Originally Posted by brassplayersrock 
check out preferences-> universal access, and fiddle around with the slider under seeing ->display. see if that helps any
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Dude!!!!!! That was totally it!! Kind of odd that it switched, but thanks a bunch.
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I have a feeling that some recent keyboard shortcuts / triggers I set up in Quicksilver are conflicting, after seeing the enhance contrast ones in universal access...
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glad i could help ya out. yeah, toggle keys are fearsome sometimes in that regard
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