Vista - Help With Color Scheme Change

Hi,

I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium, and SeaMonkey Suite.

I clicked onto a web site to get some information, and I got an
on-screen notice to the effect that "Your color scheme was changed to
Vista Basic, as the previous color scheme did not work with this web site"

I never got such a notice before. I searched for "color scheme" on my PC
and got nothing.

Does Vista change the color scheme back to what it was, automatically,
after such an incident? How can I find out what the color scheme
actually was? Is this connected with the types of RBG that I read about,
for printing? Is it connected with colors on my LCD display? I had no
color problems with my display or with my color prints before this
notice appeared.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Morton

Morton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium, and SeaMonkey Suite.
>
> I clicked onto a web site to get some information, and I got an
> on-screen notice to the effect that "Your color scheme was changed to
> Vista Basic, as the previous color scheme did not work with this web site"
>
> I never got such a notice before. I searched for "color scheme" on my PC
> and got nothing.
>
> Does Vista change the color scheme back to what it was, automatically,
> after such an incident? How can I find out what the color scheme
> actually was? Is this connected with the types of RBG that I read about,
> for printing? Is it connected with colors on my LCD display? I had no
> color problems with my display or with my color prints before this
> notice appeared.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Morton

Hi,

Please cancel the above request. I got the notice on my screen again,
but this time with an explanation. Vista Aero was changed to Vista Basic
just for one web site, and then will be automatically changed back to
Vista Aero. Their nomenclature is very confusing, because it really is
not about a color scheme, but rather about 3D-type viewing.

Thanks.

Morton

On Thu, 02 Aug 2007 15:58:42 -0400, Morton <mort@cloud9.net> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium, and SeaMonkey Suite.
>
>I clicked onto a web site to get some information, and I got an
>on-screen notice to the effect that "Your color scheme was changed to
>Vista Basic, as the previous color scheme did not work with this web site"
>
>I never got such a notice before. I searched for "color scheme" on my PC
>and got nothing.
>
>Does Vista change the color scheme back to what it was, automatically,
>after such an incident? How can I find out what the color scheme
>actually was? Is this connected with the types of RBG that I read about,
>for printing? Is it connected with colors on my LCD display? I had no
>color problems with my display or with my color prints before this
>notice appeared.
>
>Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>Morton

Some applications can't run under Aero color schemes and the system
will automatically switch back and forth. While I haven't run into any
I guess it does the same thing if it hits a web page it can't display
correctly. Nothing to worry about.

Adam Albright wrote:
> On Thu, 02 Aug 2007 15:58:42 -0400, Morton <mort@cloud9.net> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium, and SeaMonkey Suite.
>>
>> I clicked onto a web site to get some information, and I got an
>> on-screen notice to the effect that "Your color scheme was changed to
>> Vista Basic, as the previous color scheme did not work with this web site"
>>
>> I never got such a notice before. I searched for "color scheme" on my PC
>> and got nothing.
>>
>> Does Vista change the color scheme back to what it was, automatically,
>> after such an incident? How can I find out what the color scheme
>> actually was? Is this connected with the types of RBG that I read about,
>> for printing? Is it connected with colors on my LCD display? I had no
>> color problems with my display or with my color prints before this
>> notice appeared.
>>
>> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Morton
>
> Some applications can't run under Aero color schemes and the system
> will automatically switch back and forth. While I haven't run into any
> I guess it does the same thing if it hits a web page it can't display
> correctly. Nothing to worry about.
>

Hi Adam,

Thanks for the encouraging words.

Morton