Color schema or color background

It is really strange that the desktop application has only the black font on withe backgroud.
I think that some color schema and a free color configuration must be provided.
Shezan

Here are the 3 solutions which would help
1. Select Quick selection tool (Shortcut A). Now drag over the image to select the background which is bright white. Now choose "Layers Menu>New Adjustment Layer>Brightness Contrast" and then press "OK" . Then move the sliders for brightness until you seems to get the desired result.
2. You can like wise use the Hue Saturation adjustment layer command.
3. Another way is to first select the background which is bright white using quick selection tool . Then select the Burn Tool (Press "O" thric) . Now for range option select "Hightlights". Choose a soft brush . Now paint over the background . Adjust the exposure slider (Which determines the strength of burn tool) until you get the desired result.

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