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In article <11799@bcsaic.UUCP>, lbaum@bcsaic.UUCP (Larry Baum) writes:
> I find it a bit cumbersome that to switch from Color (256 Grays) to
> Black & White (2 grays) I have to bring up the control panel, choose Monitors,
> then click two different buttons and close the control panel.  Does anyone know of
> a simple INIT, DA or FKEY that will toggle back and forth between the 2 via a
> simple keyclick or other one-step action.

I don't know of anything that does it automatically, but if you have Macro
Maker, which comes as a utility with System 6.0 and up, you can define
keystrokes which toggle back and forth.  Set Macro Maker to record, toggle
via the Control Panel, and give the macro a key definition.  These definitions
are then saved in the Macros file.  If you run under Multi-Finder and they're
Finder macros, you can access them at any time.

This is what I did.  I needed it because certain large screen fonts, like
scan 48, go haywire when I run Microsoft Word in color mode.

Hope this helped

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