When trying to change colours for yahoo background.text etc no colourbar to choose from?
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Click On Page Options and You will see the colours to select as Background
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1. right click on the toolbar\n2. click on customize...\n\nGood luck
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Maybe it's not WB5 the one that is making Yahoo! Messenger behave like that.\n\nSome Themes use special features that some times are not well coded, or with some programs just doesn't work well.\n\nTry to use other Theme, and if you still have problems, you can disable to skin Yahoo! Messenger at all within WB configuration.
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also try a different browser.  http://download-firefox.org/free-downloads/\nit has yahoo toolbar plugins that you can use also
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maybe you changed the the color\njust go to tool>internet option\nin general tab \nchoose colors\ncheck the colors\nif Use windows color is uncheked\nchoose it
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Its an awkward one because of the browser differences (why does everything come down to this???)\n\nDefine both the colour and the background at the same time\n<hr style="color:#f00; background: #f00">\nas apparently IE uses the color attribute and mozzilla (ghecko I presume) browsers use the background attribute.\n\nAck.. Go take a peek at the link site ;O)\n\n-----------\n\nWell if you want to use style sheets then create a new file called css.inc (or whatever you want it to be called) and place it in your directory with the following code in it.\n\nhr{color:#f00;background:#f00}\n\njust that line, nothing else needed except other style commands if you want to use them.\n\nThen in the <head></head> area of 'all' your pages put\n\n<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css.inc" type="text/css" />\n\nThis is the best way to control an entire site to keep all your pages following the same style/rules.\n\nYou could even go so far as to put another command in the line to give the stylesheet a title\n\n<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css.inc" type="text/css" title="Main style" />\n\nwhich would then show up in browsers when selecting a stylesheet to use.\nA further step on from this would then be to create alternate styles and looks that a user can choose between by using\n\n<link rel="alternate stylesheet" href="/css2.inc" type="text/css" media="all" title="A different look" />\n\nbut this is probably getting into the realms of tmi ;O)
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just put your cursor over an Yahoo! icon and click the right button on your mouse and a menu comes up the point to 'Set as Background'.
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Do you have a black and white monitor? Do you use yahoo?
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sounds like you may be using Firefox as a browser. Heres the help page>\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/\n\nif using explorer try right clicking on toolbar, customize
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Right click on any blank space on your desktop.  Go to "properties" and choose either "background" or "appearance".  Will show you how to change the background and font color.\n\nGood Luck
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Within the control panel, you can change the settings for the background color around the text in the block, if that is what you are asking.  To do this, customize your display properties.  Under the "Display Properties", you can customize a lot of the settings going to the "Appearance" tab and down to "Advanced".  If you mess with that, it should fix your colors for anything you like.  Is this what you were trying to do?
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<body bgcolor="YOUR COLOR">\n\n<embed src="FULL URL OF THE FILE" autostart="true">\n\nThat should do it...\n\nand u can change autostart to false if u like just depends on if u want it to start automatically
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There are two methods:\n\nFirstly, just click options in the tool bar and edit the icons\n\nOR\n\nyou can go to yahoo.com type in toolbar and at the download section choose your preferences
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try ... format ... background
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Sign into your mail account.  In the far right hand corner you will see an 'Options' link.  Click this.  Then from the list that appears, click on General Preferences.  This will then allow you to choose to compose your outgoing messages with colour and graphics.  Hope this helps x
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When Jerry and David, the founders of Yahoo bought their first Yahoo office, back in the grassroots days, they ordered gray paint for the walls. It came in lilac; being a new business, they used it anyway. So purple became the official color of Yahoo.\n\nThanks for watching, thanks for being part of Yahoo Answers!\n~Tia~\n(live from the purple brain)
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Not sure what your lookin for exactly, but if you want to change the appearance of the mail, check your settings, see if there's anyway you can change the appearance, with Yahoo! mail i know there's lots of options at the top of the screen, you'll just have to mess around\n\nR3dm0