KDE Custom Color Scheme

I've configured my KDE environment to be more night-coder/Globe background friendly so everything is pretty dark. That has left me with a problem:
Certain text doesn't show up very well. I cannot find the setting to change the every-other-text in the side of Okular or to get comments to look better in Eclipse.
Any help would be appreciated.

For gtk-integration I'd use Qtcurve. Qtcurve has so many different looks. I never had problems with it.

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Hi Hema
They should be located here:
C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Xcelsius\assets\themes\custom
OR:
C:\Documents and Settings\<User Name>\Application Data\XcelsiuscustomThemes
Regards
Charles
Edited by: Charles Davies on Oct 5, 2009 5:11 PM

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Hi all,
I want to create custom Color Scheme in Xcelsius. I have referred the following blog
[/people/john.kurgan/blog/2009/07/20/obtaining-the-perfect-custom-color-scheme-in-xcelsius-part-2|/people/john.kurgan/blog/2009/07/20/obtaining-the-perfect-custom-color-scheme-in-xcelsius-part-2]
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If I put XML file in the following folder (C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Xcelsius\assets\themes\built-in ) I can use that color Scheme.
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Help me in this regard.
Thanks &Regards
Hemalatha J

Hi Hema
They should be located here:
C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Xcelsius\assets\themes\custom
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C:\Documents and Settings\<User Name>\Application Data\XcelsiuscustomThemes
Regards
Charles
Edited by: Charles Davies on Oct 5, 2009 5:11 PM

Custom color scheme xml not getting used

I have a custom color scheme. I used the advanced settings.
Some of the color scheme settings are getting picked up but I don't think any of the advanced ones are.
The advanced settings ARE getting written to the color scheme's xml document (XcelsiuscustomThemes/mySchemeName.xml
)... so that's good. Here's an example:
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Hi Hema
They should be located here:
C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Xcelsius\assets\themes\custom
OR:
C:\Documents and Settings\<User Name>\Application Data\XcelsiuscustomThemes
Regards
Charles
Edited by: Charles Davies on Oct 5, 2009 5:11 PM

How do I change the default color scheme in Dreamweaver CS6?

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I just updated to CS6 on my work computer from CS5 on my personal computer (preferences and stuff were not transferred), and I'm trying to figure out how I can import my custom color scheme that I was using in CS5. In CS5 I was able to replace the Colors.xml file instead of going through each individual color option. I haven't had the same success with CS6.
In CS5 the Colors.xml file was located at this path (Mac)
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Here's a screenshot of no Dreamweaver CS6 folder in Library/../..
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Back up color scheme in KDE4 [SOLVED]

Hello,
What config files might I back up to easily return to my custom color scheme in case I need to reinstall. I could, of course, just write down every html notation number, but I thought there might be a config file that would make backing it up a bit easier.
Thanks--
Last edited by darkwillow (2010-03-17 01:14:25)

if you saved a color scheme through the settings, on vanilla kde4
~/.kde4/share/apps/color-schemes/
you should see something like MyColors.color (*.color files are any ones you've changed or saved)
i'm guessing .kdemod4 for kdemod
Last edited by toxygen (2010-03-17 00:54:52)

How do I make a custom brush image in a gradient color scheme in Photoshop Elements 12?

I want to make a custom brush image in a gradient color scheme. I know how to change the hue jitter, but I want to "paint" the image with a gradient between two colors. For example, I have an image of an octopus that I have used to create a custom brush. I want the top of the octopus to be hot pink and gradually fade into a deep orange at the end of the tentacles. Everything I've looked up just colors the background. Thanks in advance!

Try the following:
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When you double click on the gradient bar in the Adjustments palette, this will open up the Gradient Editor, where you can tailor the gradient to your specifications with color and opacity stops. (see below)
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In systemsettings > appearence > color schemes when change scheme in preview area dysplayed the same scheme, which current set. I test this bug in two machines. On one of them with new kde-profile.

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http://theywillknow.us/uploads/darkfix-preview.png
Last edited by ctruett (2010-10-11 17:59:40)

Trivia89 wrote:
bwalk wrote:Look into /etc/gvimrc. There are some stupid defaults set.
There isn't a .gvimrc in /etc.
I also tried creating it (and .vimrc) and linking them to the one in my home, but it didn't work.
The config files are not hidden in /etc. Thus it is not /etc/.gvimrc but /etc/gvimrc.
This file should be there, it was installed by the gvim package.
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(I can't check this now as I'm using IceWM currently.)

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