Changing the way of changing the colorscheme

Discussion in 'Windows Vista General Discussion' started by Tipsko, Feb 27, 2007.

  1. Tipsko

    Tipsko Guest

    I have Windows Vista and have a question about the way of changing the
    colorscheme.

    You can change the colorscheme of Vista and the color intensity in the
    settings screen. You can also choose for using the 'classic' colorscheme
    changer (so you can choose for the Vista standard, Vista basic, Windows
    classic etc. schemes). I clicked on that, so everytime I want to change the
    colorscheme of Vista the classical colorscheme editor opens. Is there a way
    back to the 'Vista' colorscheme editor?

    Thanks!
     
    Tipsko, Feb 27, 2007
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    Tom Porterfield Guest


    The newer one only appears if your color scheme is Windows Aero. Make the
    change back to Windows Aero and apply that, then prelaunch Windows Color and
    Appearance and you should once again see the color changer for Vista Aero.
     
    Tom Porterfield, Feb 27, 2007
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