Ann - My message body is black text w/white background. If you go to
"Preferences"/"General"/"Language and Appearance" there is a box to
click which takes you to color preferences. There you can designate to
use your system colors or to choose what colors you want for the text
and background in the message pane. The odd thing is it doesn't seem
to carry over into the window that opens to compose a message. When I
compose a message in T-Bird everything is white text on a black (dark
grey) background
-p
On 1/31/2022 2:23 PM, ann sanfedele wrote:
Paul - I did the switch to dark theme but I still get message body
black on gray (my system backgroun d is gray)
However I reall like this.
it even makes the body text easier to read because the tools and
to/from area is no longer white
ann
On 1/31/2022 11:21 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
John:
I have the latest T-Bird version and do not have that problem. Try this:
Click on the Menu dropdown in the upper right corner
In the menu, select "Add-ons and Themes", then on the left pane
select "Themes"
Try changing to a different theme and see if that changes the color
of the headings
If I use the "light" theme I get black letters on an white background
and white letters on a black background if I switch to the "dark" theme.
-p
On 1/30/2022 1:09 PM, John Sessoms wrote:
The old versions of Thunderbird had the column headers (Subject,
Correspondents, Date) a different color than the background. The NEW
version has them the same color as the background.
I periodically scroll all the way up to the top to try to get back
before the oldest unread list message, but if I click on the Subject
header it rearranges all the messages & I lose threading.
Anyone know a way to *LOCK*" the view into "Sort by Date, Ascending,
Threaded" and/or make the headers a different color again so I can
see where they are?
PS: I hate the keyboard for this new computer. The old keyboard I
could FEEL where 'F' and 'J' are located so I can touch type. There
were *SUBSTANTIAL* little bumps on the keys.
The new keyboard the bumps are TINY, and I'm constantly searching
for the markers for those keys.
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