Color of count matches in Find on MS Windows: hard-coded blue?
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Hi,
N++'s Find dialog features a Count button. If you press it, N++ will count the number of occurrences for the text input into the “Find what” box, and display the result in the dialog’s status bar*.
If the Count finds any matches, it will notify something like:
Count: 74 matches.It displays that in a rather dark blue color, RGB(0, 0, 255), regardless of my color settings in my operating system.
Unfortunately it is displayed against a window background that does regard my color settings in my operating system.
Guess what happens if I choose Microsoft’s built-in High Contrast Black color theme?
Right: dark blue on black equals nigh invisible.
I have looked up and down Windows and up and down N++ to find a way to change that color. I have not been successful.
If you know of a way to adjust that color, please let me know?
Thank you,
André*) It looks like a status bar. It might not be one, technically.
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@A.E.-Veltstra said:
It looks like a status bar. It might not be one, technically.
I think you may be right about this. When I took a look at doing some automation on its text via AutoIt3 some time ago, it resisted my attempts at reading its text, and did not look like a real status bar.
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