Colors messed up

[Tom Brown]

I have somehow managed to get the Windows colors out of whack on my Dell
laptop. I have built a web site and in the WYSIWG editor, when I select a
change of colors, it does not show up on the display. Also, when I change
the color of text, as in the example of the word "colors" in the last
sentence, I do not see any colors. I only see black text.

The problem seems to only affect the text and background colors. I am able
to view many colors in other instances such as on web sites and photos.
But, for example, when I view my website on someone else's computer, I see
the text is something (Red) other than the black I see on my LCD display.

I might add that I once did something in an Adobe program (maybe Photoshop)
that was supposed to correct any color imbalances. Could that be the
culprit? I don't know how to remove it if it is. Also, it is no help to
go to Display Properties/Appearance, Color Schemes and change the colors.
The problem still exists.

As usual, any help will be appreciated.

Tom

 

[Kelly]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=WYSIWG+editor+support
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&c2coff=1&q=WYSIWYG+editor+support&spell=1

 

[Tom Brown]

Kelly,

Thanks for the try but the problem is not with any editor, WYSIWG or
otherwise. Maybe I mislead you. I am using a program called Arles Digital
Dutch to create my photo galleries but it is the same problem with Front
Page or with Dreamweaver to build the HTML pages.

My problem is a Windows XP color display problem. Any color text I create
(designate or change colors) usually ends up showing up as BLACK text on my
computer but not on other computers. To see what I am talking about, click
on www.tom-chris.com and notice the color of the text. What color is the
"Brown Family Web Site?" On my laptop, it shows up as black. I believe it
showed up as RED on the last computer I checked. I guess I have designated
it as RED but I can't see it on my machine.

Tom

 

[Kelly]

Hi Tom,

All text is in blue for me, here. As for Front Page if you are using a
Theme/Template....it has designated colors. One for
default/unvisited/visited. Beings it is your page, you probably clicked on
each one to verify that it works and thus you have the visited color.

As for IE: Tools/General/Colors - Visited/Unvisited and Accessibility:
Ignore.....

Either way, hope you get it figured soon.

 

[Tom Brown]

Kelly,

Actually the visited/unvisited function works. I am trying to get the TITLE
colors straightened out, not clickable links. On your computer the titles
show as blue, on another one I saw, they show as red. On mine, they show as
black. I want to see the colors I designate, not black.

I'll try Dell TS.

Thanks,

Tom

 

[Kelly]

Change the RGB value below where it reads: color=##000099 to:
http://www.tayloredmktg.com/rgb/

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="index.css">
<p align="center"><i><font size="6" color="##000099" face="Comic Sans
MS"><B>Brown Family Website</B></font></i></p>
<p align="center"><i><font size="4" color="#000099" face="Comic Sans
MS"><B>Toggle F11 on keyboard to Maximize/Minimize Viewing
Area</B></font></i></p>
</head>

Can't see how this is a Dell issue, but good luck either way. )