High contrast ((black background and white text)

[Steve Slevinski]

Hi André,

To a certain extent, high contrast is possible for SignWriting, but our 
graphics and processing would need work.

If you look at these handshapes, the palm facings are backwards.

owl


In the following sign, the while palms get washed out.

ASL_2


I can keep this in mind for the future, but I'm not sure how I can help 
right now.

Regards,
-Steve

Gagnon & thibeault wrote:
>
> **Hi  Steve****,**
>
>  
>
> **     As I need high contrast when reading the different visual 
> language instructions, documents, technology, etc., I prefer using the 
> Word Document instead of PDF because I can easily convey a white 
> background to black background, whereas when I copy and paste the PDF 
> and transfer it to the Word Document,  it is a problem to know what to 
> do.**
>
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> **   Moreover, as I have only some little knowledge of computers and 
> would like to improve with use, it would be very kind of you to tell 
> me more about how to change a black background and a white text when 
> using a SignPuddle, a SignText, a SignBank, SignWriting. org and PDF.**
>
>  
>
> **  Thank you and best regards.**
>
>  
>
> **André  Thibeault******
>
> **(p.s. Window XP)**
>
>  **         **
>
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