zengrifter: Curious BLUE Screen, Browser?

[zengrifter]

Curious thing - My associate's browser screen is ALWAYS blue, regardless of page. After I tried unsuccessfully to remedy Explorer I installed Mozilla, and Mozilla is BLUE too. Any suggestions? zg

[spineless jellyfish]

> Curious thing - My associate's browser
> screen is ALWAYS blue, regardless of page.
> After I tried unsuccessfully to remedy
> Explorer I installed Mozilla, and Mozilla is
> BLUE too. Any suggestions? zg

Go to Tools, Options and deselect "Use my colors"
The Mozilla is probably picking up the default settings from IE.

If that doesn't do it, I don't know :-/

-SJ

[Parker]

> Curious thing - My associate's browser
> screen is ALWAYS blue, regardless of page.
> After I tried unsuccessfully to remedy
> Explorer I installed Mozilla, and Mozilla is
> BLUE too. Any suggestions? zg

If you're using Mozilla Firefox, then try sj's suggestion.

If you're using the full version of Mozilla, then drop down the "Edit" menu, select "Preferences" then "Appearance/colors," and check ""Always use the colors and background specified by the web page."

Both versions of Mozilla are highly customizable. You can make the colors do just about anything you want, and you can download & install additional "themes" to change the look and colors of the buttons and backgrounds.

[Saboteur]

I use Windows XP Pro, so your steps may vary.

Click on Start >> Control Panel >> Network & Internet Connections >> Internet Options (which is toward the bottom of the window).

Make sure you're viewing the "General" tab. Click on the "Colors" button near the bottom. A window named "Colors" will open. From here, it looks like you can do one of two things: You can either put a check-mark in the "Use Windows Colors" option, or you can de-select (remove) the check-mark and click on the color box that's displayed next to the word "Background". That latter option will cause a color palette to be displayed and you can manually select the background color you want.

[zengrifter]