digitalwanderer wandering Legend Dec 14, 2005 #2 Not that I know of, but you could always just cheat and use your color calibration tools to wipe 'em out. That or you could cheat and use a hardware hack, buy a B&W monitor...
Not that I know of, but you could always just cheat and use your color calibration tools to wipe 'em out. That or you could cheat and use a hardware hack, buy a B&W monitor...
S see colon All Ham & No Potatos Veteran Supporter Dec 15, 2005 #3 if you have an ati graphics card you could use the profile system to turn down the color levels and link it to an executable. i've never tried it myself, but it should be possable.
if you have an ati graphics card you could use the profile system to turn down the color levels and link it to an executable. i've never tried it myself, but it should be possable.
D Diplo Veteran Dec 15, 2005 #5 Go to Start > ShutDown in XP and you get a grey-scale desktop (albeit not for long!)
H Himself Regular Dec 17, 2005 #6 Just thought it would be cool for my desktop to be greyscale, yet have things like games work in colour.
Just thought it would be cool for my desktop to be greyscale, yet have things like games work in colour.