J
Jimbo
1. Right click the desktop to bring up Display Properties dialog box
2. Select the "Appearance" tab
3. Click the "Advanced" button
4. If not already selected, click on the drop down menu and select
"Active Title Bar".
5. Click on the the drop down menu for Color 1
6. Click on the "Other" button
7. Left click on anywhere in the large color spectrum box to the right.
8. Click the "Add to Custom Colors" button.
9. Click "OK" 3 times to exit
10. Repeat steps 1 through 6
The Custom Color that you had just added to Custom Colors is not there.
This has been commented on as far back as 1998, but it seems that MS
just can't bothered to address this annoying deficiency.
2. Select the "Appearance" tab
3. Click the "Advanced" button
4. If not already selected, click on the drop down menu and select
"Active Title Bar".
5. Click on the the drop down menu for Color 1
6. Click on the "Other" button
7. Left click on anywhere in the large color spectrum box to the right.
8. Click the "Add to Custom Colors" button.
9. Click "OK" 3 times to exit
10. Repeat steps 1 through 6
The Custom Color that you had just added to Custom Colors is not there.
This has been commented on as far back as 1998, but it seems that MS
just can't bothered to address this annoying deficiency.