I think that's all do-able for me. But still unsure about backgrounds (maybe I'm confused because MS calls their wallpaper packs 'themes'). I have a lovely set of about a dozen photographs that cycle throughout the day. I wouldn't want to loose that. So what do I have to do to preserve my 'wallpaper' pack(s)?
They're just images in a folder. You can apply a theme and then change the wallpaper from a dedicated folder.I wouldn't want to loose that. So what do I have to do to preserve my 'wallpaper' pack(s)?
I'm not sure - there is not much documentation around how windows implements them (a lot I guess is legacy from older OS') - this may help: Windows Colors Explained - A Collection of Essential Guides - Neowin
Thanks that helps a lot, I think.
But he doesn't even mention ColorizationAfterglow" or "Colorization Color. Why include them in the options to change if they don't have any meaning?
Another good site, although it goes directly to registry entries:
Windows System Colors
Many Thanks been hoping for an update nice and small and powerfull
Greetings all. I'm looking for a way to make IE11's top borde/frame black without affecting the border color of Windows Explorer or the color of the taskbar.
Can I do that with Superfly's Mouse Assisted Color Chooser?
Thank you in advance.
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