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We have multiple systems and use iSeries Access Personal Communications
emulator.
What we do to differentiate between the systems is click on:

Edit-->Preferences-->Appearance-->Color Mapping

and change the Foreground color to some convention we've agreed upon.
Then when I'm in my colleague's office helping him out with something I know
what box we're on for sure and don't have to waste my time on a PICNIC
(Problem In Chair Not In Computer).

HTH, Elvis


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-----Original Message-----
Subject: Client Access colors

Does anyone have a color scheme that makes it obvious it's not the default
color scheme? I've got three systems to connect to, including a new one
that is the production box, and I need to use a color scheme that "stands
out" (but that does not spear the eyes, either). I'm thinking maybe a white
background. FWIW, I'm using iSeries Access for Windows V5R3M0 on WinXP SP2.

Here's what I now have in my Prod.ws file:
[Colors]
ExtendedColorBlue=B3C0F7 6F006B
ExtendedColorGreen=8DF38B 6F006B
ExtendedColorPink=FF7DFF 6F006B
ExtendedColorRed=F56D6D 6F006B
ExtendedColorTurquoise=58F0F0 6F006B
ExtendedColorWhite=FFFFFF 6F006B
ExtendedColorYellow=FFFF00 6F006B
OIAColorBackground=6F006B
OtherScreenColor=6F006B

If you have a scheme that seems to fit what I'm looking for, could I ask you
to send the contents of the aboive section from your .ws file?

TIA,
Dan



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