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|    Message 413 of 1,004    |
|    Tim Schattkowsky to Martin Foster    |
|    Re: Cursor almost invisible    |
|    09 Feb 22 18:33:04    |
      MSGID: 2:240/1120.29 309f1183       CHRS: IBMPC 2       TZUTC: 0100       REPLY: 2:280/464.27 307b2d82       //Hello Martin,//              on *09.02.22* at *13:44:07* You wrote in Area *WINPOINT*       to *Tim Schattkowsky* about *"Cursor almost invisible"*.               MF> Hello Tim!               MF> Decided to change the colour scheme in the reader and editor .....               MF> Text: R=255, G=255, B=255        MF> Quotes: R=166, G=202, B=240        MF> Control Information: R=192, G=220, B=192        MF> Background: R=100, G=100, B=100        MF> Looks great and suits my taste perfectly              On my (calibrated) monitor this is quote horrible and milky with low       text/background contrast. Since standard white is not the brightest, it looks       like bright grey on light grey ...                MF> until I start to write a message. I'm having trouble seeing the cursor        MF> because it's a very thin vertical line and it's almost the same colour as        MF> my new background colour.              Still, the cursor here is perfectly visible and appears more like the text       than the background.               MF> I've tried changing the background colour to a slightly lighter              Well the cursor is brighter than the background here, so adjusting it that       direction is not supposed to help?               MF> shade and that does improve matters but I feel that a block cursor would        MF> further improve matters, what do you think?              Block cursors are today used to indicate overwrite mode. Try pressing |
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