In reply to pecan <pecan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, who wrote:
> Roy G wrote:
> > "Alan Birchard" <no.e-mail@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> > news:2vati4heidp6245rsc4rb1jjplt02gjevv@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> Hi, I'm new and I'm not sure my posts are showing up, I've asked
twice
> >> in alt.photoshop.windows and despite of a hundredd posts since,
nobody
> >> has responded. Are my posts showing up?
> >>
> >> I just finished installing Photoshop CS3 and I can't figure out how
to
> >> "undock" the palettes on the left, right, and top of the screen, and
> >> also, how to change the palettes' background color from blinding,
> >> glaring, eye-burning white to a soothing color of my choice.
> >>
> >> Please help, and thanks!
> >> --
> >> Alan Birchard
> >
> >
> > I don't have cs3 only cs2.
> >
> > The Tools, History, Layers Palettes are mostly sort of beige.
> >
> > The Drop downs for File, Edit, Image, etc are White, but I could
hardly
> > describe them as "Glaring White", and they are certainly not bright
enough
> > or on the screen long enough to cause any eye strain.
> >
> > Could it be that you have your monitor set incorrectly?
> >
> > You claim to be new, so you may not yet understand the need for
Monitor
> > Calibration and Profiling. This would reduce the White Colour
Temperature
> > to 6500K, and that should make it more acceptable for your eyes.
> >
> > Roy G
> >
> >
> >
>
> I'm also very new to CS3 (1 week old) and I'm not sure if anyone will
> see this post, but I don't have white glaring at me on my screen.
> Except for this email screen, that is. But my PS background is a grey
> colour, and if I open a new do***ent I can specify a different
> background colour before I open the new do***ent. Am I nuts, or what?
Hi Pecan, we are talking about the palettes where you see all of the tool
icons and brushes and
everything. I see from other posts in this thread that they are actually a
very light gray but to me
they look white. Even so there is no apparent way to change them. They can
be turned on and off with
the tab key but they can not be colored differently, at least I can't find
out how to do that. A
couple people claim to be able to do it but they refuse to tell how. I
wonder. Anyway another man
even tried to look into the programming but to no avail. I would like to
be able to change them from
light gray to a dark color that is easier on my eyes which are extremely
sensitive due to
photophobia. So you are all caught up now :)
Dana
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