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From: v6dy@vax5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Making the Finder Black...
Summary: Application Reverse Screen, Not an INIT
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Date: 28 Jul 89 02:26:00 GMT
References: <gYn7QXy00WB7IMRHAh@andrew.cmu.edu> <3097@internal.Apple.COM> <20791@cup.portal.com>
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Reply-To: v6dy@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (William Middelaer)
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              Cornell Information Technologies, Ithaca NY
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The BCS CD-ROM has an application on it called Reverse Screen, Though I'm
not sure if it is the same as the INIT discussed in the first posting on this
topic.  I've used it to lessen eye strain while using my SE, and find that it
produces very readable fonts, even in small sizes.   Unfortunately, the 
tendancy of lit pixels to bleed into dark ones can cause slight blurriness
in some of the "Thinner" fonts on the Mac.

       I can't say anything about using Gray Scales, as the SE on my desk at
work is a pure stock machine.

Will Middelaer
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