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The Icon Bar: General: Themes- Text Colour
 
  Themes- Text Colour
  spencekr (20:36 4/8/2001)
   (13:58 15/6/2002)
 
spencekr Message #5270, posted at 20:36, 4/8/2001
Unregistered user 1. Despite a colour file provided (say in Clear Theme) Text colour option is greyed out in the Theme editor.
Can I overcome this?

2. Using Theme editor or otherwise (eg Riscos command), can text colour be made to automatically contrast with whatever background the text is overtyping? (ie like Paint can use white with EOR so the result always contrasts with background)

ken

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rich Message #5271, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #5270
Unregistered user 1. depends on the OS - it's a RISC OS 4 only option IIRC. I think I blocked it for anything below RISC OS 3.80 (the RISC OS 4 beta) because it simply doesn't exist in older OSs.

2. No, not really; you'd have to sample the desktop backdrop after it's been placed down (espcially in random mode), which is bad enough, but if you're using a mode that dithers the backdrop a lot that could result in some nasty stuff! smile It's certainly not a built-in option in RISC OS, and I doubt I could add it sensibly to the theme manager (it's not impossible due to the theme monitor being loaded all the time, but it's a bit icky).

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The Icon Bar: General: Themes- Text Colour