How do I invert my monitor's display color ?

I was just wandering how to invert the colors on my monitor. Any help would be graetly appreciated. Thanks.

commandcontrol+option8, or go to system prefs>universal access and choose white on black.

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PellaCAD wrote:
> How do I select which monitor to display on.
>
> Click on video from MSN.com...Flash "delivers" video to
the other monitor
> (dual monitor system).
>
> I do not want this...I want to show video only on the
source monitor.
>
> I downloaded and installed the latest Flash
software...until I did this, Flash
> displayed as expected.
>
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