How can I get the text on my computer to look blacker?
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Hi \n\nOk im assuming you are taking about the font right? If so then there are a couple of ways to do this , first , use the bold on the words you want or go to control panel and look for display and there look for the tab that says apperances and there you can edit the colors for windows and other software
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highligt the text..do this by clicking the left mouse button, holding down and running the mouse over the text.  then let go and the text should be black or blue..or some color other than the original (highlighted). \n\nnext right click over top of the highlighted text. Click on copy in the menu.  Go to wherever you want to paste it and right click and click paste in the menu that comes up.\n\nOR\n\nafter highlighting the text on the keyboard push control (ctrl) and C at the same time (ctrl and c) this will copy the text.\nthen go to wherever you want to paste it.  click in that area and push control (ctrl) and v at the same time (ctrl and v)...this should paste the text!\n\ndon't worry about feeling stupid..it happens to everyone..\nhope this helps..usually it helps if you know two ways.
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Change the setting to HTML or Rich Text should let you do graphics (in BMP format) and color text.
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Try adjusting your display settings in Control Panel.
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You should install the font... so that it displays the text.
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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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Have a look to see if your 'Clear Type' setting is still on. \n\n1. Right-click on a blank area of the Desktop and choose Properties. \n2. Click on the Appearance tab; click effects. \n3. Check the box: Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts. \n4. In the drop down box select: Clear Type.
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Go to Display Propertys -> Appearance Tab and change the font size to what you perfer.\n\nSome other text cannot be changed.
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Go into Performance and Maintenance in your Control Panel, choose 'System', click the 'Advanced' tag along the top.\nNow click on 'Settings' in the 'Performance' box, and under 'Visual Effects' make sure 'Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop' is checked.\nThis should get rid of the annoying highlight!
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the problem could be that the section of text you are trying to select is probably not actual text but an image of text.  You could try covering that section of text with a shape that has the same color as the background and type in over that what you need it to say.
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Change either background or font coloring
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Right Click on your desktop,\nPROPERTIES > SETTINGS (tab) > select COLOR QUALITY
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Try to highlighting with your keyboard instead via your mouse.  To do this, move your keyboard cursor to the word/area you want to highlight.  Then Press the LEFT SHIFT key while highlighting with the right arrow.  Release the shift key when done.  The text is now highlighted.  You can also highlight downwards & upwards.\n\nHope this helps\ncomputer services phoenix\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net
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start\nsettings\ncontrol panel\ninternet options\ngeneral\ncolors\ncheck nect to "use windows colors"
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you must wrap your text with <span> tags.\n\nEX.\n\n<SPAN>whatever text you want</span>\n\nyou may also use paragraph tags such as <p>\n\nanyways.\n\nonce they are wrapped you gotta style it.\n\n<SPAN style="">whatever glowing text</span>\n\nand give the style property the glowing css thing\n\n<SPAN style="filter:glow(#cc6699)">whatever glowing text</span>\n\nand you're done.
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Your windows will occasionally compress files in your computer, files that had been compressed will show blu color fonts, the ones in black are still hvnt been compressed yet. Don't worry it won't do any harm.
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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