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Great. One thing that is a huge problem with AOL's IM that never gets
fixed is the incompatibility between colors of AIM and the AOL
software. AOL's default is black text on white bg. If you have a
black bg set in, say, your Windows AIM client, AOL users can't see
their text, since they see black on black.
Oh, nice going on the arrow up and down for lines to jump to beginning
and end. AOL's OS X client, still in beta, doesn't support this.
This is actually one huge problem I have with Macs in general, coming
from UNIX and Windows. No universal OS-wide home/end function for
text lines. In Windows home/end will always shoot you to the
beginning and end of the line, and UNIX ^A and ^E. And a lot of other
commands like that within, like skipping words. I wish Apple would
standardize this. Sorry for rambling. :)
-Ken
On Sun, Nov 11, 2001, Eric Peyton wrote:
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> It has been requested multiple times ...
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> Eric
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> >Ah, thanks. :) Is this a planned feature?
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> >-Ken
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> >>Nope - it's not obvious at all. You currently can't set the general bg
> >>color or text color ...
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> >>Eric
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> >>>Hi, I am checking out Fire for the first time, and it is looking good.
> >>>Much better than the AOL client. But, I am wondering about colors. I
> >>>always have mine set to a black background and a sort of cyan text
> >>>color. I can't find anywhere to set the bg color, and the text color
> >>>is really confusing. I can't find how to set a general one, just per
> >>>chat window. Thanks. Sorry if this this obvious.
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> >>>
> >>>-Ken
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