Whose Default Is It Anyway?

One of the first things I do when I get a new software package is adjust the colors on the screen so that I can easily and comfortably read the text on the screen. I have looked for this feature in several issues of your magazine, including the latest with Bill Gibson on the cover […]

One of the first things I do when I get a new software package is adjust the colors on the screen so that I can easily and comfortably read the text on the screen.

I have looked for this feature in several issues of your magazine, including the latest with Bill Gibson on the cover ( WIRED 1.4 ), but as yet I have not figured out how to change the default settings.

Perhaps you could include this in your next issue.
Bill Moore
bill_moore@mindlink.bc.ca

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