10.4.8 and color problems

I installed 10.4.8 and have the "blue" problem. I have isolated it to my account and can see when it happens during login, the background just changes to a funky color mapping as the login completes. I have disabled all my startup items, problem persists. How can I trace the startup of my account to identify what process is changing the color mapping. After my login completes I cannot get the display back to normal (display preferences/color does not change it)
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Ok, for the last hour I have been working this issue and found my problem. I hope this helps others.
Delete the com.apple.universalaccess.plist found in ~/library/preferences folder
Brute force method was used. I created a preference2 folder and moved all the com.apple.*. plist into it, booted with the now smaller preferences and all worked. Then I moved 10 at a time back and loged out/in waiting for the problem to come back, when it did, I took an educated guess on the culprit (based on its name), moved it back out did the login out thing and the problem went away. Now I am not a plist guru, but there is an item named contrast in the plist with a value of 0.450000 and I suspect that is the problem.
Dual G5/Dual G4/MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

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