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Saturday, July 22, 2006 By: Matthew Doucette (printer friendly version) How to reset Windows XP to its default color (a shade of blue shown below):
Reset Windows XP to its Default Desktop Color: Follow these steps: Right click the desktop, bring up the deskop menu:
(Your menu may appear slightly different.)
Click "Properties" and bring up "Display Properties" dialog:
Click the "Deskop" tab and bring up the "Desktop" window:
In the "Background" section, choose "(None)".
Click the "Appearance" tab and bring up the "Appearance" window:
In the "Windows and buttons" section, click the down arrow and then choose the "Windows XP Style"
Press "Apply" then press "OK", and you are done!
Here's the finished result:
Windows XP's Default Desktop Color RGB/HEX: This color is RGB is 0, 78, 152 (red, green, and blue). This color in HEX is #004E98 (red, green, and blue).
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About the Author: I am Matthew Doucette of Xona Games, an award-winning, team-of-two indie studio concentrating on "intense retro" games (Xbox LIVE, PSN, WiiWare, and Windows PC). We've released Decimation X (XBLIG), a 1-4 player shmup, #1 best selling and #1 top rated XBLIG in Japan. We're working on Duality ZF (XBLA), a groundbreaking 1-4 player shmup, which placed #1 in Canada and #5 in the world in Microsoft's Dream Build Play 2010 contest. It features dual play, the ability to control two fighters at once, and a massively upgradable 32-stage spread/laser weapon system. 4 player dual play allows up to eight fighters at once. Many of these features are never before seen shoot'em up firsts. Both games feature beautiful electronic Imphenzia soundtracks. Help spread the word with our official dualityzf.com and decimationx.com websites. P.S. Watch out for Score Rush (official website scorerush.com), another 1-4 player shmup. Coming soon to XBLIG. *Shmup also known as: shoot'em up, 2D shooter, scrolling shooter, space shooter, spaceship shooter, retro shooter, etc.
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