Yep. I even tried to change them to something like Lime green, just to see if had any effect. While there were no errors, it had no effect. The next time the app was started, it still had the blue from the theme. No worries, I have found a light theme I like, and works with all my apps. Thanks
Michael Gallaher
Thanks. Tried that. My classic look uses the standard 3D colors, but I still get the blue from the skin. So no joy there. Maybe its time to shop around for a lighter skin.
With windowblinds, I use the blackcomb skin, which changes the color sceme in windows. I also use another app that needs to not be skinned to work correctly. I can choose not to skin that app, and the theme elements are suppressed. This is great. The problem is the colors used by the blackcomb skin are not supressed causing the excluded app to be very hard to read. Is there a way to fix this? Mike <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?Cmd=full&Ne
You can do that with active desktop. Right Click on the desktop click properties. Click the Desktop tab. Click Customize Desktop button at the bottom. Click the Web tab at the top of the desktop items dialog. Here you can change the content, use local files, or internet pages/content. I use it in one of my clients offices. They have a timecard application on the intranet, and have it loaded on the desktops.