On my desktop, the 'colour' round the title of the icons, for example, underneath the blue 'e' where you click for internet, the writing which says, 'internet explorer' has a background colour to it.  I can change the colours fine, but I would like it to be transparent, as it was at the default.  \n\nHow can I do this? Thanks in advance!
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right click on desktop\nchoose porperties\nfor xp:\non desktop tab, look in box under background: and choose none,\nchoose the color you like on the right\nfor win98:\nBackground tab, look in box and choose none,\ngo to appearance tab, and when desktop is in "item:" choose the color you like
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Here is a page that you will find useful for customizing Mozilla Firefox.  It will go directly to info on changing the toolbar background, but there is much more info as far as customization goes on the page.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/tips#app_toolbarbackground
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<table><tr><td style="background-color:black; color:white; filter:alpha(opacity=60); -moz-opacity=0.6; -khtml-opacitiy:0.6; opacity:0.6;">your text</td></tr><table>\n\nthis example covers internet explorer, mozilla, safari, kommander and css 2.0
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Go to Control panel and then go to Display. You can play with the display settings under APPEARANCE and make your background to the text under your icons transparent.
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Wellll, IE6 and below store those icons, known as "favicons", in a temporary folder.  So, when you close your browser or clear the temp folder, the favicons are cleared from the system and the next time you open your browser, the only icon next to each favorite is the default blue IE "e".  There are software applications that you can buy or even get free that will allow you to save those icons.  However, the new IE7, which is available for free through http://update.microsoft.com, now automatically saves the favicons in the favorites center.\n\nThe above answerer is incorrect on the favicon issue in IE7.  We recently downloaded this browser.  No probs so far.  There's the red Y of Yahoo, the green star of Y!Answers, the black fist of Howard Stern, etc.  Plus, we love the tabs!
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Windows Explorer has some default behaviors to help bring attention to different types of files.  For instance if you have enabled system / hidden files and folders to be visible then they will be shown in another color / italicized.\n\nI believe compressed files are automatically shown in another color (thought it was green though). \n\nYou can change you settings by clicking on the Tools menu and choosing Folder Options.  I don't think it lets you choose a color scheme though...  Just let's you change what type of content/information is showed.
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I am not surte what you mean\n\nmaybe this will help.\n\nGoto OCNTROL PANEL and open DISPLAY.\nClick the APPEARENCE tab, then click the ADVANCED button.\n\nIn the ITEM listbox select WINDOW, and choose your colour.\nAlso slect DESKTOP and choose your Colour. this colour will only be seen if you set your desktop wallpaper to none.\n\nClick OK and OK again.Goto MY COMPUTER you will see background colour has changed. It is very irritating because word and other programs change as well now. If you don't like it just go back and change the colour using the instructions above.
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When a blank box with a red x appears, that means Internet Explorer can't find them.  Either they don't exist (it's their fault) or there's something wrong with the Internet on your end.  Either way, you won't be able to access that picture without doing some complicated stuff (or using a friend's PC).
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How did he do it?  Look in his style.css file for:\n\ncontent: "&#92;00BB &#92;0020";\n\nand check the comments: "Special stylized non-IE bullets Do not work in Internet Explorer, which merely default to normal bullets.".\n\nThat is, this trick works in Firefox, but not in IE.\n\nThe suggestion above to use an image is more straightforward.
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Try this one:  Hope this is the one:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{\nbackground-attachment:fixed;\nbackground-repeat: repeat;\nbackground-position:center center;\nbackground-color:000000;}\ntable, td, textarea, a, body, input{background-color:transparent;border:none;border-width:0}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\ntd, table {color: 9B9A9A}\n.whitetext12 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.lightbluetext8 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.blacktext12 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.btext {color: 9B9A9A}\n.blacktext10 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.text {color: 9B9A9A}\n.orangetext15 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.nametext {color:9B9A9A}\n.redbtext{color:9B9A9A}\nA:link{color:9B9A9A}\nA:visited{color:9B9A9A}\nA:active{color:9B9A9A}\nA:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:hover{color:9B9A9A}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{ background-image: url("http://www.yourspacecorner.com/Layouts/General/834/bg.jpg")}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\nbody, html {visibility:visible !important; display:block !important}\n</style>\n<a href="http://www.tweakingmyspace.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.tweakingmyspace.com/adsource/cornerTag.gif" alt="Myspace Layouts" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top: 0px;" border="0"></a>
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I think the short (but definitely not simple or easy) answer pertains to how web pages look at different browsers. Every time Microsoft has brought out a new version of Internet Explorer, some web pages won't recognize the new version until both Microsoft and the web page designer get their codes to agree. It is NOT a problem with your computer. As I said, this is a short answer. If you want a more detailed explanation and a possible work-around, this site might help. Don't forget to visit the link to "Known Issues" because you might save yourself a lot of grief if you know ahead of time what IE7 is all about.\n\n***There are several screenshots included in this tutorial and sometimes they take a while to load. Again, it's not a problem with your computer. You can check the status bar (located just above the task bar - with the start button and clock) to see when the screenshots are finished downloading.***\n\nhttp://www.ie-vista.com/sites.html\n\nplrr
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lots of people have asked the same question... it looks like a flaw in microsoft internet explorer.\n\neither upgrade or get firefox!
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This sound like the problem of your graphic card's software, cause web browsers should have nothing to do with colour filtering, it will either display the graphic or no graphic at all, but it will not show the graph and missed out a certain colour, check you graphic card software setting, you probably correct the problem there.
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Hi,\n\nYeah I've seen this problem, it bothers a lot of people :)\n\nHere is how to fix it:\n\nOpen System Properties in your Control Panel, then choose the Advanced tab, and click Settings in the Performance section. Turn on the Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop option, and click Ok.\n\nEdit: It appears that in some cases you have to do some extra steps. Read this article for the details:\n\nhttp://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1828916,00.asp\n\nHope this helps!
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If you hold down the CTRL key, and press "Prnt Scrn", you'll send a picture of the desktop to a temp file. Open paintbox, click on edit, and then paste, and you can set a PICTURE of the desktop to be the wallpaper.  Then make a new folder on the desktop and hide all the icons in it.  When your victim clicks on an icon, nothing will happen because it's just a picture. (funny)\n\nOR\n\nIf you go into the control panel you can change the colour of each component to the same color.  (very mean)
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I think I have a solution for you, but it might be something else.\n\nWhen Web authors and designers create Web pages, they often specify particular fonts, colors, sizes, and background colors. These settings are specified for each individual item, or in a "style sheet", which is a type of template for specifying how different styles should appear throughout a Web page or site.\n\nWith Internet Explorer, you are able to override any of these settings, which is what I think you did accidentially.\n\nHere is my solution:\n\nIn Internet Explorer, select Tools - Internet Options. Make sure that the General tab is selected. Click on the Accessibility button. Uncheck the "Ignore colors specified on Web pages" box if it is checked.\n\nThat is all I can help you with. If the problem persists, play around with other options in the Internet Options dialog box. Good luck!\n\nHope I could help...
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I'm figuring that you are talking about Yahoo! Mail? It may depend on what browser you are using... Internet Explorer(IE) and Mozilla Firefox(MF) let me use colors, however I believe that in some other browsers the HTML editing box does not show up. You may want to try using IE or MF.