G
GeoffG
How can I discover the solid colors that will display on a flat-screen?
This problem arose while designing a report. However, I've posted here
because it would seem the problem might also arise when designing a form.
When I chose a light blue using a cathode-ray-tube screen, it displayed
perfectly. When the same color was displayed on a flat screen, the color had
a texture. I assume the flat screen is incapable of displaying the same
range of colors.
I have tried setting the BackColor property using the custom color palette
on the flat screen. As I slide the color arrow up or down, the solid colors
(as they appear above the word "solid") is very limited. I'm looking for a
light gray and a light blue. Any suggestions for RGB numbers would be
appreciated.
Also, any suggestions for showing only a palette of available solid colors
(ie those that will display without texture on a flat screen) would be
appreciated. I hope the solid-color range is more than in the standard
palette. And I hope there are some good pale colors, as strong colors are
inappropriate in Snapshot view and don't print well.
Incidentally, this problem relates to a report that has alternating light
gray (or light blue) bars for the Detail section using Access 2000.
TIA
Geoff
This problem arose while designing a report. However, I've posted here
because it would seem the problem might also arise when designing a form.
When I chose a light blue using a cathode-ray-tube screen, it displayed
perfectly. When the same color was displayed on a flat screen, the color had
a texture. I assume the flat screen is incapable of displaying the same
range of colors.
I have tried setting the BackColor property using the custom color palette
on the flat screen. As I slide the color arrow up or down, the solid colors
(as they appear above the word "solid") is very limited. I'm looking for a
light gray and a light blue. Any suggestions for RGB numbers would be
appreciated.
Also, any suggestions for showing only a palette of available solid colors
(ie those that will display without texture on a flat screen) would be
appreciated. I hope the solid-color range is more than in the standard
palette. And I hope there are some good pale colors, as strong colors are
inappropriate in Snapshot view and don't print well.
Incidentally, this problem relates to a report that has alternating light
gray (or light blue) bars for the Detail section using Access 2000.
TIA
Geoff