[optical10]

Hi

As I'm disabled visually I prefer my display scheme on PC's, LCD watch's,
Opera / IE7 to be set to "Accessibility mode" which normally black
background, white text. So, you've guessed it, how do I do this on my Dell
x51v? Are there any themes that you software developers / Desktop publishers
can point me too?

As a Treehugger I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that these display
settings "save battery life", something we all need in our portable devices!

So how about it, who's the daddy on ThemeGen CE, do get me started, as any
help appreciated?

Thankz in advanze

[optical10]

Hi

As I'm disabled visually I prefer my display scheme on PC's, LCD watch's,
Opera / IE7 to be set to "Accessibility mode" which normally black
background, white text. So, you've guessed it, how do I do this on my Dell
x51v? Are there any themes that you software developers / Desktop publishers
can point me too?

As a Treehugger I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that these display
settings "save battery life", something we all need in our portable devices!

So how about it, who's the daddy on ThemeGen CE, do get me started, as any
help appreciated?

Thankz in advanze

[Darius Wey]

Welcome to Pocket PC Thoughts.

I'm not aware of any applications that specifically invert the colours of the display, but you may want to try Nyditot Virtual Display, which can modify the colours and size of system fonts, buttons, and taskbars.

[optical10]

Thanks Darius

That's just the ticket, and it works like a dream!

All the best