Desktop Icon Text

Could you please tell he how to change the color of the
desktop Icon Text? I have a dark desktop back ground and
I need a lighter color text to see it. Thanx. Have a good
day...

this has been asked befor and answer was you can not
change text color. find
lighter background or remember what icon does.

might try start-control panel-display-appearance-advanced
button and find text items.
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-----Original Message-----
Could you please tell he how to change the color of the
desktop Icon Text? I have a dark desktop back ground
and
I need a lighter color text to see it. Thanx. Have a
good
day...
.

In ,
Nancy posted:
Could you please tell he how to change the color of the
desktop Icon Text? I have a dark desktop back ground and
I need a lighter color text to see it. Thanx. Have a good
day...

Hi Nancy,

Does this help at all - posted earlier by "Squire"

"Click Start, right click My Computer & Properties, click Advanced,
undervPerformance, click Settings, scroll down,
click Use Drop Shadows for Icon labels on the Desktop."

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Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
, www.cindywinegarden.com

Hi Nancy,

By default in XP, it can't be manually changed. The text changes on its own
from dark to light depending on the color of the background. It is based on
the Desktop color not the Wallpaper. The combo is whether or not you are
using a Wallpaper and what the Desktop color is.

If you are wanting to remove the text or make it transparent: Right click
the icon in question, choose Rename, hold down the ALT key and type 0160
from the keypad.

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All the Best,
Kelly

MS-MVP Win98/XP
[AE-Windows® XP]

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"Cindy Winegarden" wrote in message
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In ,
Nancy posted:
Could you please tell he how to change the color of the
desktop Icon Text? I have a dark desktop back ground and
I need a lighter color text to see it. Thanx. Have a good
day...

Hi Nancy,

Does this help at all - posted earlier by "Squire"

"Click Start, right click My Computer & Properties, click Advanced,
undervPerformance, click Settings, scroll down,
click Use Drop Shadows for Icon labels on the Desktop."

--
Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
, www.cindywinegarden.com