| From: | Don Cox |
| Date: | 17 Jul 2001 at 23:19:59 |
| Subject: | Re: Workbench Cookbook |
On 16-Jul-01, Andy Hall wrote:
>
> BTW is there any way of setting up a Voyager screen to use a specific
> palette (I'm interested in a modified version of the webcolours and
> spectrum palletes that come with PPaint) because I find that system
> colours don't look the same as workbench on the MUI screen.
If Voyager is on, for instance, an 8-bit screen it will select the best
256 colours for displaying the current images from the total 16 million.
You might force a palette by loading a table or image containing all 217
web colours immediately you start the program.
You can edit the 8 system colours in MUI by going to System->Public
Screen->Call Inspector
and in Workbench by going to Prefs->Palette.
They may well be different.
Running each program on its own screen works best with the screens menu
that comes in MCP, IMO. That gives you a real multitasking computer.
Regards
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