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Change the look of
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Software KB
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kb# SW00008 |
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Windows
has a look and feel that's all its own thanks to the default color
scheme's use of gray. But if gray isn't your color, don't stick with it.
Change your color scheme to something that fits your personality. To
customize your display scheme, follow these directions: Single-click the
Start button, mouse-over Settings, and then single-click Control Panel.
When the Control Panel opens, double-click the Display icon, and then
select the Appearance tab. Highlight the current color scheme by
single-clicking the text under "Scheme." With the text
highlighted, scroll all the available choices by using the up and down
arrows on your keyboard. Next, scroll down the Item menu and begin
setting things like Scrollbar size, Menu font and size, and Window
color. Don't stop customizing until you get the look and feel you're
after. When you've finished customizing items, you're going to need to
save your creation. To save, hit the "Save As" button. Don't
save it as Windows Standard. Think of a name for your new scheme. This
is important because if you want to go back to Windows Standard later
on, you'll still be able to. After you've typed the name in, hit the OK
button. Now, the last thing you need to do is hit the Apply button to
watch you new color scheme unfold. |
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This page was last modified on
03/02/08
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