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Help fast! 508 and W3C Compliance

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Ok guys I'm having a bit of trouble making my browser do what I need it too....

I'm trying to render a color website I have in grayscale for colorblind people in accordance with 508 compliance.

My available tools to do this are...

1) Dell LCD monitor connected via DVI
2) ViewSonic LCD Monitor connected via DB15
3) ATI CCC for tweaking each monitor
4) FireFox
5) Windows

Give me some ideas guys, I can't figure out how to disable color on my monitors
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in vista Go to control panel, ease of access center, then set up high contrast, go to choose a high contrast color scheme, choose high contrast, go to advanced... , then change all the menu bars to different shades of gray. apply that and close all the windows. Now when ever you press ALT+ left SHIFT+ PRINT SCREEN it will change text on you screen to grayscale. pictures and some banners will still be in color but for the most part everything else will be grayscale
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in vista Go to control panel, ease of access center, then set up high contrast, go to choose a high contrast color scheme, choose high contrast, go to advanced... , then change all the menu bars to different shades of gray. apply that and close all the windows. Now when ever you press ALT+ left SHIFT+ PRINT SCREEN it will change text on you screen to grayscale. pictures and some banners will still be in color but for the most part everything else will be grayscale
no, that wont work, I'm trying to take what I have now and look at it in grayscale, as if I was colorblind.
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