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I have a patient who is visually impaired and wondered if AC could be projected with white on black background so he could read easier in exam room.
I checked with guardian support and was told this could not be done.

If possible would like to have this feature available, thank you.

Jim...
I am not sure with your set-up you can use this directly: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/high-contrast/djcfdncoelnlbldjfhinnjlhdjlikmph

If not, instead of viewing AC directly, use your browser to log into another computer (such as via logmein).

Are you running Windows 7 or Windows 8?

Jon---I can get a white on gray on chromebook--so that may work for him, THANKS! I will try on desktop at office later and let you know.

Sandeep-windows 7 pro

Have you tried the built-in High Contrast Theme? Microsoft has had them since Windows 95 I believe. At least, that's the last version I remember having it. I haven't tested it for AC, but it might work.

Right click on your desktop>Select "Personalize">If you scroll down, you can see High Contrast/Basic Themes:


Try High Contrast White or High Contrast #1