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The thirty-six lines in the file represent 12 sets of RGB (Red-Green-Blue, in that order) values. Each set controls part of the MMC screen. The 12 fields, in order, are:
1. The Backround Screen (Upper and lower),
2. The Main Text on the Backround screen,
3. a second test layer for the Main text (allows shadow effect, bold effect among others),
4. the Highlight Bar (which shows the selection that is playing or that is selected),
5. the Text in the Highlight Bar (upper),
6. background text for the highlicht bar,
7. Non-button text on the frame (basically "Search", "Play Control" and "# Tracks Loaded"),
8. Background non-button text,
9. Text for selected items on lower screen,
10. backround text for selected items on lower screen,
11. Left side of MMC Frame,
12. Right side of MMC Frame.
If 11 and 12 are different, you will get a gradient effect across the frame.
You cannot change the color of text on the buttons, the color of the stars (ratings), the colors of the buttons or their icons, or the color of the volume meter, etc. from this file (colors.txt).
Although you cannot change the colors of the top or bottom of the screen or of the slider bars from the colors.txt file you can change these by adjusting your Windows Display (appearance) settings. I'll forward a couple of examples with their colors.txt settings shortly.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
bill mikkelsen
The thirty-six lines in the file represent 12 sets of RGB (Red-Green-Blue, in that order) values. Each set controls part of the MMC screen. The 12 fields, in order, are:
1. The Backround Screen (Upper and lower),
2. The Main Text on the Backround screen,
3. a second test layer for the Main text (allows shadow effect, bold effect among others),
4. the Highlight Bar (which shows the selection that is playing or that is selected),
5. the Text in the Highlight Bar (upper),
6. background text for the highlicht bar,
7. Non-button text on the frame (basically "Search", "Play Control" and "# Tracks Loaded"),
8. Background non-button text,
9. Text for selected items on lower screen,
10. backround text for selected items on lower screen,
11. Left side of MMC Frame,
12. Right side of MMC Frame.
If 11 and 12 are different, you will get a gradient effect across the frame.
You cannot change the color of text on the buttons, the color of the stars (ratings), the colors of the buttons or their icons, or the color of the volume meter, etc. from this file (colors.txt).
Although you cannot change the colors of the top or bottom of the screen or of the slider bars from the colors.txt file you can change these by adjusting your Windows Display (appearance) settings. I'll forward a couple of examples with their colors.txt settings shortly.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
bill mikkelsen