I'm green and red color blind.
Is it possibly in Windows 7 to display green as a shade of another color so I can at least somewhat distinguish green and red when they are next to each?
I'm green and red color blind.
Is it possibly in Windows 7 to display green as a shade of another color so I can at least somewhat distinguish green and red when they are next to each?
Windows 7 has a Calibrate color option which you can use to change the individual value settings of the red, green and blue. Basically those colors will be lighter or darker by tweaking this setting.
Do the following:
display
at the bottom leftCalibrate Color
at the top left.Normally this is used to correct colors, but in your case it should work to do the opposite.
The only way to do this would be to alter the gamma and color settings from your display driver. All three of the major graphics card vendors (Intel, AIT/AMD, and nVidia) have tools to do this but you'd need their full driver to do it (i.e. nVidia control panel or ATI Catalyst Control Center).
You can use the sliders to alter the intensity of the individual color channels.
One of the ways you could change the shade of green would be to ajust the colour levels on your monitor