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Hey guys Im new here as you can see. If there is one thing I would improve upon is a new color theme The white theme is a tad bland and the yellow one is popping my eyes out. Can someone PLEASE come up with a "blue" theme? Something that is easier on the eyes? Im willing to pay for a months subscription.
thanks
I love the "yellow"!!! I'm keeing it.
Giant, go to your Desktop, right click anywhere there isn't an icon on your screen and select "personalize" at the bottom of the menu. A new screen pops up, but at the bottom you will see an icon, "Window Color." Click on "Window color". Under "Item" on the drop down menu, pick "Window" and click on "color 1." Pick a turquoise or green icon from the menu. From the rainbow of a bazillion color points, Select tonish colors below, and select a pleasing color of blue or green. On the far right of the popup screne is a narrow bar that goes from light to dark turquoise or green.Place it carefully, towards the lightest colors till you find a color that pleases you.
Put it in your monitor by clicking "apply", voila, you have a new screen your eyes can tolerate better than stark white.
Hope that helps.
Either way we need a blue theme. Especially for the night. My eyes are poppin' out.
Quantum, some software installation applications require people to change their screens to stark white before they can install it, namely from Balkan countries. If you forgot what you saw looking over the installer's shoulder, you get stark white until you figure out how to change it. I guess I've never seen the blue you speak of.
On older computers, it is called "options." I don't remember how to find it, but it's there. Both "personalize" on new computers and "options" on old ones have right-click properties that help you change the color of your background online. Each computer speaks a slightly different language, and the best interpreter is either the instruction manual that came with the computer or the computer company's online instruction manual that you can download and explore or print out, most usually. Desk top, right click, select "options," and go from there. It's there.Giant, go to your Desktop, right click anywhere there isn't an icon on your screen and select "personalize" at the bottom of the menu. A new screen pops up, but at the bottom you will see an icon, "Window Color." Click on "Window color". Under "Item" on the drop down menu, pick "Window" and click on "color 1." Pick a turquoise or green icon from the menu. From the rainbow of a bazillion color points, Select tonish colors below, and select a pleasing color of blue or green. On the far right of the popup screne is a narrow bar that goes from light to dark turquoise or green.Place it carefully, towards the lightest colors till you find a color that pleases you.
Put it in your monitor by clicking "apply", voila, you have a new screen your eyes can tolerate better than stark white.
Hope that helps.
There is no 'personaliaze' option.
On older computers, it is called "options." I don't remember how to find it, but it's there. Both "personalize" on new computers and "options" on old ones have right-click properties that help you change the color of your background online. Each computer speaks a slightly different language, and the best interpreter is either the instruction manual that came with the computer or the computer company's online instruction manual that you can download and explore or print out, most usually. Desk top, right click, select "options," and go from there. It's there.Giant, go to your Desktop, right click anywhere there isn't an icon on your screen and select "personalize" at the bottom of the menu. A new screen pops up, but at the bottom you will see an icon, "Window Color." Click on "Window color". Under "Item" on the drop down menu, pick "Window" and click on "color 1." Pick a turquoise or green icon from the menu. From the rainbow of a bazillion color points, Select tonish colors below, and select a pleasing color of blue or green. On the far right of the popup screne is a narrow bar that goes from light to dark turquoise or green.Place it carefully, towards the lightest colors till you find a color that pleases you.
Put it in your monitor by clicking "apply", voila, you have a new screen your eyes can tolerate better than stark white.
Hope that helps.
There is no 'personaliaze' option.
On older computers, it is called "options." I don't remember how to find it, but it's there. Both "personalize" on new computers and "options" on old ones have right-click properties that help you change the color of your background online. Each computer speaks a slightly different language, and the best interpreter is either the instruction manual that came with the computer or the computer company's online instruction manual that you can download and explore or print out, most usually. Desk top, right click, select "options," and go from there. It's there.There is no 'personaliaze' option.
I found it, but it did not change the color of the area where we type on this forum. I think that's what he wanted to change. Only the bar at the very top of the screen changed. I made it a very pretty dark teal. But this screen I'm typing into is still stark white.
My screen is shades of grey and a little bit of blue.
Grace, yellow? Now that would make my eyes fall out for sure!
Noodle, in the meantime may I recommend some shades? JK
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