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I have found out where the colors are at in the registry.
I made some changes and they worked, but I have yet to get the Start Menu to change.
They are located under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors
I just need to get a color converter to figure out the Red, Green, and Blue settings
I'm using the Command Prompt propties to modify the colors.
1992 192 192=white
0 0 0 =black
0 255 0=green
You get the point.
Any color preferences you would like to have?
I made some changes and they worked, but I have yet to get the Start Menu to change.
They are located under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors
I just need to get a color converter to figure out the Red, Green, and Blue settings
I'm using the Command Prompt propties to modify the colors.
1992 192 192=white
0 0 0 =black
0 255 0=green
You get the point.
Any color preferences you would like to have?
reghakr
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I Vista, you could create your own bitmap and it would appear directly over the File, Edit, View, Tools, and help menu.
The registry hack did not work in Windows 7, however if you enable Windows mail in Windows 7, it does display the custom bitmap
The registry hack did not work in Windows 7, however if you enable Windows mail in Windows 7, it does display the custom bitmap
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yeah, i can see what u mean, but it doesnt even do that, all you get is a lil line down the bottom.
The same settings are available for xp, if u select the same setting, you get all menu's green, including the start menu
idk, i guess ill have to deal with white
The same settings are available for xp, if u select the same setting, you get all menu's green, including the start menu
idk, i guess ill have to deal with white
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yeah, i can see what u mean, but it doesnt even do that, all you get is a lil line down the bottom.
The same settings are available for xp, if u select the same setting, you get all menu's green, including the start menu
idk, i guess ill have to deal with white![]()
I agree with you completely.. I fuc*king hate the white background of the Start Menu..
Either full transparency or black would be my two first choices.. lol
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reghakr
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I have found out where the colors are at in the registry.
I made some changes and they worked, but I have yet to get the Start Menu to change.
They are located under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors
I just need to get a color converter to figure out the Red, Green, and Blue settings
I'm using the Command Prompt propties to modify the colors.
1992 192 192=white
0 0 0 =black
0 255 0=green
You get the point.
Any color preferences you would like to have?
I made some changes and they worked, but I have yet to get the Start Menu to change.
They are located under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors
I just need to get a color converter to figure out the Red, Green, and Blue settings
I'm using the Command Prompt propties to modify the colors.
1992 192 192=white
0 0 0 =black
0 255 0=green
You get the point.
Any color preferences you would like to have?
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reghakr
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just green start menu , thats it.
OK, will give it a shot, but if you look at the registry keys, there is no Start menu entry, the Menu andd Menubar do not relate to the Start menu.
No,
The hex codes are not what I'm looking for
OK, will give it a shot, but if you look at the registry keys, there is no Start menu entry, the Menu andd Menubar do not relate to the Start menu.
No,
The hex codes are not what I'm looking for
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