> I, indeed, had to go into system-gschemrc to make changes to the background > color. [code] > my new one has this in it with no problems: > (image-color "disabled") ; for monochromoe PNG output > (output-color "disabled") ; for monochrome postscript output > (print-command "kprinter") > [/code] > > I originally followed this web site: > http://www.derekhildreth.com/blog/how-to-change-the-background-color-in-ged >a-tutorial/ > > but then found I could just uncomment and comment out the color lines > regarding bg in the system-gschemrc file. Kurt
I personally think the new way of configuring colours is much clearer and more
intuitive than the old way. But then I wrote it, so I'm biased. :P
You can change the background colours in your personal configuration file as
follows:
; To set the display background to white
(display-color-map '((background "#ffffff")))
; To set the print background to BRIGHT RED ;)
(print-color-map '((background "#ff0000")))
Or you can make your own colour configuration file in the same format as e.g.
${prefix}/share/gEDA/gschem-colormap-lightbg, put it somewhere in your home
directory, and load it from your personal gschem configuration file.
Peter
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Cambridge University Engineering Department
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