How do I change the ugly gray background on my Yahoo main page??
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There should be an options button in the upper right hand corner, click that. Then, on the right side you will see a column of options. Click colors and pick your favorite.
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well, you can make your own personal yahoo. That way you can change the backround or whats on it. If you still aren't pleased with that, then yes, there is a way to change it back. Next time you go to the Yahoo! Hompage, do this. On top of the page there is a big red YAHOO! sign. Next to it and a little above that there is a tiny blue hyperlink that says Switch Back to Old Page. If you click on that, your back to the old layout.\n\nGood Luck!\nS.
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http://360.yahoo.com/edit/theme.html;_ylt=Al6ZHgC0INhtjwncKF3pXOesAOJ3\n\nthis link will take you there
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go to customize at the top of the page, u can chose different backgrounds and stuff
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Go to Yahoo mail, Click option, and then click color, and then you can pick any color that you want and your background color will be on Yahoo mail.
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See toolbar is a different thing. You can have any toolbar youwant. YOu can have google, yahoo etc etc. Download yahoo toolbar and it would have the buttons to access yahoo utilities including mail.\n\nTo change the color scheme etc and layout of your yahoo mail go to Options>General Preferences>Colors and select all that you want.
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Right click on desktop>Properties. Go to Settings tab and modify the color settings there under "Color Quality".
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Right click desktop.\nSelect apperance.\nSelect the theme, colour variations....\nand change whatever u want.
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just go to edit profile then you can put your HTML codes or just change the colors
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In yahoo mail go to mail options, then select colors and click on the color scheme you want, then click save. If you mean for a \n"my yahoo" home page click on change colors and pick the theme you like, then click save. \nIf you mean for outlook express, I don't think you can change the theme, it just kind of goes with whatever theme you are using on your desktop.
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It's really easy. Go into the Edit My Profile section (underneath your photo on the main page). In the second field, which is the About Me section, add the layout code above your About Me text.\n\nTo get the layout code, either use a profile editor or else write it yourself. If all you want is a background picture, add this code:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody \n{\nbackground-image: http://www.[the url for your image]\n}\n</style>\n\nIf you don't have a url for your image, because it's only on your hard drive and not online, you'll need to upload it to a host like photobucket, and then copy the url from there.\n\nHope this helps.
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WinXP?\n\nDesktop-->Appearance--> "try using silver here" but I know there is a way to customize the color scheme around here\n\nalso go to\nControl Panel-->Display-->Settings-->Advanced Button-->Color Management: From here you can choose a color profile for your comp. You can make them too make a grayscale.
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just play around with it. go to a friends page that's done up all cool. somewhere on their page it will say something like "this profile was edited with myspace profile editor".\nClick where it says that. It will take to a page where you put in codes for pictures you want for a background. Find a picture you want to use. Right click and go to properties.\nCopy the code from properties and paste it where it instructs you. You can also change the font and colors. Or go to pimpmyspace.com. That will probably explain it better.\n\nP.S. My page looks totally awesome
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right click teh desktop and go to arrange icons and press lock web items to desktop and if that was already checked uncheck it and right click and press refresh and try to change your wallpaper again it might even be because your screen resolution or settings . right clcik the desktop go to properties and go to settings tab make sure your color setting is at 16bits or higher
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If you don't like the new appearance, goto the bottom of the page, and click on the old page, and you'll get the classic Yahoo.. I did it b/c i didn't like the new website.  Now all I get is classic yahoo page... much better.
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Lesson 2.4: Changing the Background\n\nTwo Ways to Change\n\nThere are two ways you can change the background on your page. You can either change the color or put a picture in the background, which are analogous to painting the background of your webpage or wallpapering it. \n\nFirst Open Up Page Properties\n\nYou should first open up Page Properties. To access the Page Properties dialog box, go to Modify > Page Properties.\n\n\n\nThe resulting dialog box is where you can change either the background color or the background image of your page.\n\n\n\nPainting Your Background\n\nTo change the color of your background, simply click and hold on the little black arrow on the box labeled "Background" and then choose the color that you want for your background. Try to keep to light colors for dark fonts and dark colors for light fonts to maximize readability. \n\nHere are some samples of pages with colored backgrounds:\nNote: These sample pages will open up in a window.\n\n• Example of a page with a dark and light font on a light background\n• Example of a page with a light and dark font on a dark background\n• Example of a bad page with horrible color choice and contrast\n• Example of a page with colored tables\n\nWallpapering Your Background\n\nTo use an image as the background of your page, first make sure that the image is copied into your web folder. Then click on the "Browse" button by the text box labeled "Background Image" and find the image in your folder. Try to keep the image simple for easier readability contrast, or, if you really, really want to use a complicated image, use a white table on top of it.\n\nHere are some examples of pages with backgrounds:\n\n• Example of a page with a simple light background with dark text\n• Example of a page with a textured dark backgrond with light text \n• Example of a page with a complicated background (note how difficult it is to read the text!) and then with a white table on top to make it much clearer
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change you body tag from:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat bottom righT;">\n\nTo:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat fixed bottom right;">\n\nthe two changes are the word right is all lowercase and the word fixed has been added before bottom.  This is telling it to be at the bottom right of the window and not the bottom right of the page.