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Fortunately, visually impaired people also have a need for such a screen-
reversing device.  Because of this, Apple finally came out with a cdev
called "CloseView."  It runs, or should run, I gather, on any system with
the new control panel (4.0 and up).  

The only trouble is that it's more a kludge than anything else, and one
must endure a white rectangle that follows the cursor wherever it might
go.  Even the visually impaired find it a Royal Pain. It is short (only
21K) and comes with the system release 6.0 package.  It's free, but
it's Apple's, and USENET doesn't have a distribution license.  You can
get it from a dealer or from wherever system updates are available.

					--chris

Disclaimer:  These are only opinions.
Confession:  ANY attempt at reversing the screen is a kludge until it
is put in the "Monitors" cdev and doesn't use alternate buffers, etc.

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