Open the command prompt
Click on the "C:\" icon beside "Command Prompt" on the title bar.
Click on Default and then the Colors tab.
pizzafiend 0 Junior Poster
Sphyenx 0 Posting Whiz
Properties also will do the same thing. lol. What a simple tweak. Good looking out (=
Step it up to litestep and do a nice edit to your sexy shell.
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wtf man 0 Newbie Poster
really! really...?!?
AtomicPages 0 Newbie Poster
You can also change the color of the text and background by using the color command inside of DOS. Use color /? to see all options
Ravi Rathour 0 Newbie Poster
color command works
right click on toolbar & properties also works
Rathour
KumarUtkarsh
Do open run>cmd>ok
type color 06
and see what happens .
You can also tries [01] [02] [fc] [cd] ... and any combination like 0 to 6 or a to f
plz comment
[email]KumarUtkarsh@<DaniWEB.com[/email]>
Teddy112 0 Newbie Poster
thanx.kumar....it really works
PrimePackster 10 Runaway Poster
Come on! Its something every computer user (If atleast advanced enough to use CMD) will check out themself.....
PrimePackster 10 Runaway Poster
Do open run>cmd>ok
type color 06
and see what happens .
You can also tries [01] [02] [fc] [cd] ... and any combination like 0 to 6 or a to fplz comment
[email]KumarUtkarsh@<DaniWEB.com[/email]>
Judging by this thread, you should have posted that as a thread itself, i was cool...
vatikadaffodil 0 Newbie Poster
great post
Mediumcube -3 Newbie Poster
In any case thanks for sharing.
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