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Date/Time: Thu, 18 Dec 2025 08:01:44 +0000
Post From: Product Suggestion for 2025: Support the Windows 11
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| blueyodels - Posts: 1 |
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You can change the border colors by going to: C:\Users\(yourusername)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes Right click the theme you want to edit and open it with notepad, then scroll down to the "[Control Panel\Colors]" section and change the color values to your liking. The "Button" ones are for the chart borders. I only tested it with the "Show Title Bar" option in Sierra off. I don't think it works for the default title bars in Sierra. Keep in mind, adjusting these will affect other parts of Windows. You will have to switch back and forth with another theme to apply the changes. Here's what I made for myself if you want to test it: [Control Panel\Colors] Background=0 0 0 InfoText=0 0 0 Scrollbar=200 200 200 ActiveTitle=153 180 209 InactiveTitle=191 205 219 Menu=50 50 50 Window=50 50 50 WindowFrame=100 100 100 MenuText=255 255 255 WindowText=255 255 255 TitleText=0 0 0 ActiveBorder=180 180 180 InactiveBorder=244 247 252 AppWorkspace=171 171 171 Hilight=0 120 215 HilightText=255 255 255 ButtonFace=75 75 75 ButtonShadow=50 50 50 GrayText=150 150 150 ButtonText=255 255 255 InactiveTitleText=0 0 0 ButtonHilight=100 100 100 ButtonDkShadow=25 25 25 ButtonLight=25 25 25 InfoWindow=255 255 225 ButtonAlternateFace=0 0 0 HotTrackingColor=0 102 204 GradientActiveTitle=185 209 234 GradientInactiveTitle=215 228 242 MenuHilight=51 153 255 MenuBar=240 240 240 Date Time Of Last Edit: 2025-11-19 01:48:58
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