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  3. May 2005

Re: Changing msg colour in QDSIGNON for browser use

Sachin

Many thanks for your suggestion. That would change it on a 5250 screen or emulator although I have a vague memory that OS/400 won't let you put hex codes below X'40' in messages. However I need to solve the problem for a browser. I could put HTML in the message but it would look strange on a 5250 sign on screen.

Rob

Chaudhary, Sachin (GE Equipment Services, Consultant) wrote:

you can use a hexadecimal field at start of the message text... set bits on/off 
to change the color of the message.

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Rob Dixon
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Subject: Changing msg colour in QDSIGNON for browser use


Messages for signon errors are displayed in white but if users signing on via a browser have their background colour as white, then the messages are not seen and user profiles can get disabled. Is there a way of changing the colour of the message line? I have searched but cannot find one for the whole message line. I use my own QDSIGNON displaye file.

Many thanks

Rob Dixon







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