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My screen is showing an inverted image. I found that to correct this problem I need to press Control+option+command+8
Is this the following combination: second key from left (marked ctrl) + third key from left (marked alt and option sign) + third key from left (marked cmd and commend sign) + * on the number key I tried the above combination but it did nto seem to work. Any help appreciated |
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Press those four keys simultaneously. That should work. If not open System Preferences and go to the Universal Access preferene pane. I don't remember the exact wording of the option but it is in the "seeing" section of the pane.
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