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High-contrast color schemes can make the screen easier to view for some users by heightening screen contrast with color combinations and font sizes.
To turn on a high-contrast color scheme:
Windows 95, 98, ME
Click on Start, then Settings and Control Panel. In Control Panel, double click on Accessibility Options. In the Accessibility dialog box, click on the Display tab.
Click to place a check mark in front of Use High Contrast.
Click the OK button.
Windows XP
Click on Start, then Control Panel. In Control Panel, click on Accessibility Options. In the Accessibility dialog box, click on Adjust the contrast for text and colors on your screen. Click to place a check mark in front of Use High Contrast.
Click the OK button. Close any open windows that you do not need.
There now does that look any better?
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