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Passing by
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: London, Europe
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Originally Posted by BarracksSi
Consider this post an OSX tip rather than a question -
I don't mind reading website articles, but when I see the ones that have bright text on a dark background, my eyes get screwed up and I see lines everywhere in my vision when I look away from the page.
So, I wondered if I could change it around for a website and make the text black & the background a lighter color.
Can Safari do that? Not that I know of, and I don't want to lose all the formatting for other sites that have their text in "correct" colors.
I then remembered an option in Universal Access where you can invert the screen, changing black-on-white to white-on-black, etc.
Bingo! Press control-option-apple-8, and the whole screen flips to something like a black & white photo negative. Now, ars.techinca's site is entirely readable, and I don't end up with annoying lines in my field of vision afterwards.
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Cool. Any idea how I program a function key to invert to photo neg like this?
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