Hi Bill,
> How difficult is this for a mere user?
Depending on how mere you are, more or less :)
Here's how I managed to do it:
- Copy configure.xml to the localsearches directory under your install dir
- Open the copy in your favorite text editor
- Search for "loadcssfile(\"classic\")" with or without quotes included
- After this line, you'll want to add a new one, with the following
contents:
mb.AppendMenuItem("Theme name", "loadcssfile(\"mytheme.css\")",
"Description", confthememenu);
// Exchange mytheme.css for the actual css filename, of course
- Save and restart DQSD with !
It should now load your local configure.xml instead of the system-provided,
and the text "Theme name" will come up as a menu item under "Load Color
Scheme..."
Beware, though, that your configure.xml will override the system one
permanently, so any fixes to configure.xml will not reach you.
> I have attached a sample of the task bar illustrating Energy Blue.
> This is a .bmp renamed to .txt for transmission. As you can
> see currently the Silver scheme works best for DQSD window.
For some reason, my BMP readers failed to open the file, after I'd renamed
it... I hope it looks nice :)
Feel free to donate the theme to the project if you like, and we can add it
as part of the distribution.
Cheers,
- Kim
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