Sorry, I didn't get home last night until 730pm and then I finally got
two Civil War pension files I was waiting for, which was too hard to resist.
In the page source code it says
<body BGCOLOR="#100000" >
Now, on some experimentation, if I choose colors that came with Legacy (
in the Color box that pops up, the ones with the longer color bars, like
the green or dark pink colors), the proper background color is
generated. Even some "custom" colors work, although selecting a similar,
but not the same, shade of tan, resulted in what appeared to be a black
background but source code that said <body BGCOLOR="#0F0000" >
I'll report the glitch to support. Thank you for sorting it out.
Lisa
ronald ferguson wrote:
My apologies, Lisa, I was in a rush at the time I replied and missed
that bit of your reply.
Since that is the case and the colour information is not being
transferred from the setting you have made to the web page - you can
check that this is the case by looking at the body tag in the html -
whcih will contain BGCOLOR="#000000" for a black backgound but something
else for tan (I cannot say what other hex number because I don't know
the exact shade).
Given that it does say #000000 then I think you will need to uninstall
and reinstall Legacy to get it to woirk correctly as there is a fault in
the coding on your installation.
Ron Ferguson
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