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Martin Foster | August Abolins | oxp: change background colour - how? |
April 4, 2019 2:39 PM * |
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Hello August! On 03.04.19 at 22:37, August Abolins wrote to All: AA> Is there a way to change the background colour? Yes but it's a bit complicated because the colour combinations for foreground/background are endless. AA> The pure black background and the white text is not too good for me. AA> I explored the various Display options, but I did not notice a setting AA> for background. There used to be some pre-defined colour schemes but I can't find them now. I've contacted the developer and asked him where he's "hidden" them As an experiment, go into Config/Display/Colors and select "User/ Newsgr". Hit the "Text" button and a colour picker should now appear and you can then move the cursor around in there until you find a combination that suits your taste. Notice how the colours change when you move the cursor around Once you're happy with your choice, hit <Enter> followed by <Esc>, then hit the "Save" option followed by the "OK" button. If you make a mess, you can get back to the default colour settings by hitting the "Default" button. This is just one example which may help to get you started. Regards, Martin --- OpenXP 5.0.36 * Origin: Bitz-Box - Bradford - UK (2:310/31.3) |
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