help!

my cat must have been walking around on my keyboard.

My display function is messed up. The photo I was using for my display changed so that the background is brown, not blue, and all the desktop and dock icons are orange, etc.

When I go to system preferences and choose desktop and screen saver, there are only shades of brown/gold/pink available as solid colors. everything else is gone.

I would think the values of colors got messed up somehow, but I wanted to ask you all.

The color sync utility is active in my dock, I just saw. But I don't see where I can alter the color range, if that's it.

I was working on a screenprint image last night and now I cannot get the colors to be true for it (or any other pix) All I seem to have is a range of browns.

also, when I went to my mail provider, my display is totally different there too. and here, too. no blue.

help!

What kind of computer are you using (separate monitor, or iMac/laptop)?

what I can see is that the colors do not match the names. in other words, where it says "blue" as a color choice, the color is actually orange... this is for all the color settings -- for the desktop or for labels -- and, again, when I go to sys. prefs and choose "solid color" as my desktop display option, the only colors are from the brown spectrum... but again, orange is called blue, etc.

I did restart. Everything looks like a negative still.

DU is black and brown and white. icons are blues, etc. and the breadcrumbs across the top of the tables are yellow (i.e. "Home" "Discuss" etc.

Apple menu --> System Preferences --> Universal Access

Under Display select Black on White

thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this was one I'd never faced before.

:hug: :thumbsup: :bounce: :hug: :bounce: :thumbsup: :hug:

The best mine ever did was start the iMac, open iPhoto,
and create a new folder.

(but I caught him on the keyboard, so perhaps he would have done more, given time.)

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.