AS400 question
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AS400 question
How do I change the text color on an AS400 system? I'm using Windows 2000 to log on an AS400 network. The letters on the screen are an ugly neon green color, thats got to go.
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what exactly are you using to connect to the AS400? (I don't know much about the AS400, but if you're using a program to telnet/ssh/terminal in somehow, that program should have settings for font and color. The windows command prompt does as well.)
Usually you can access the settings by clicking the little icon in the top left of the window (for the windows command prompt)
Usually you can access the settings by clicking the little icon in the top left of the window (for the windows command prompt)
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Amro, thanks for the reply. I've never worked with an AS400 system before and couldn't tell her how to change the color.
From talking with her, she is using a shortcut on the desktop to connect. It opens up a Windows command type screen like this, if that’s any help.

From talking with her, she is using a shortcut on the desktop to connect. It opens up a Windows command type screen like this, if that’s any help.

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I don't know anything about an AS400 either, but looking at that screen seeing a display option makes me believe the change needs to be done from the other end.
Unless of course that screen allows for MrsRoundEye to go up to the display option and change it.
If you CAN change it by typing in a new "code", I would save that old code in case of problems, since you don't know what each value in that code represents. Possibly one, or more, of those digits represents the color.
Unless of course that screen allows for MrsRoundEye to go up to the display option and change it.
If you CAN change it by typing in a new "code", I would save that old code in case of problems, since you don't know what each value in that code represents. Possibly one, or more, of those digits represents the color.
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Depends on the Terminal Emulator client they're using...some did allow some customization...but many places tend to use less customizable ones like Reflections....since they don't want staff messing with settings.
On the shortcut...when you launch it..you'll often see a splash screen which will have the brand of the client you're using...can you see what that is? Or sometimes up above on the windows titlebar/toolbar.
On the shortcut...when you launch it..you'll often see a splash screen which will have the brand of the client you're using...can you see what that is? Or sometimes up above on the windows titlebar/toolbar.
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Np, could you please take a screenshot of the application itself including the title bar? (print select the window, then hold alt and hit print screen on the kb, then open paint and paste it, then save the file).RoundEye wrote:Amro, thanks for the reply. I've never worked with an AS400 system before and couldn't tell her how to change the color.
From talking with her, she is using a shortcut on the desktop to connect. It opens up a Windows command type screen like this, if that’s any help.
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Amro wrote:Np, could you please take a screenshot of the application itself including the title bar? (print select the window, then hold alt and hit print screen on the kb, then open paint and paste it, then save the file).
Here's some screenshots she took while at work today and emailed home. Internet access is blocked where she works at. Hope this helps because I really don't know what needs to be done to change the colors.



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