I’ve copied this to both groups - Legacy and FS.

I do believe in the colour-blind problem quite seriously. In a universal piece 
of software like Legacy and Family Search, programmers need to give cognizance 
to this issue.


For you non-colourblind it’s straightforward. For us it’s more difficult. We 
need bold colour differentiations, not wishy-washy fawns, creams, greys, pinks. 
I’ve changed my colour configurations already on both softwares. Some will 
scream at my colour mixes but at least I can see the differences.

And I believe close to 10% of men (especially) are colour blind. It’s a 
sex-linked gene if any one is interested, e.g. my maternal grandfather was 
colour-blind.


This just a thought. No criticism on two wonderful programs - now in pretty 
blues, reds, yellows and blacks!!

Happy red Christmas to all.


Bryan

NZ

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