Inverting colors under OSX Mountain Lion

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Troy picture Troy · Jul 28, 2012 · Viewed 22k times · Source

In previous versions of OSX, you could invert the colors on the display by hitting cmd+ctrl+option+8. It appears that they have removed that functionality in Mountain Lion. Does anyone know how to get that functionality back?

Answer

Joachim Isaksson picture Joachim Isaksson · Jul 28, 2012

The keyboard shortcut for that function is for some reason disabled by default in Mountain Lion, but you can enable it in

System Preferences>Keyboard>Keyboard shortcuts>Accessibility

Screenshot of the Setting

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