I added the line that you mentioned and it did indeed do interesting things
to the color scheme,
unfortunately the Netscape thick and thin style font remains unaffected and
still as maddeningly unreadable on my lap-top screen. Certainly there must
be some way to mess with the Netscape font
besides clicking one of the unacceptable choices offered in "Preferences..."
I understand that Opera will soon be available to Linux users. None too
soon for me I think.
-R Arab
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>.>Hello RH list members:
>> Is a person limited to Netscape
>>Communicator's illegible font selection or is it possible to affect their
>>appearance by manipulating fvwm in some manner?
>
>On an earlier list someone solved a similar problem for me. I was running
>8-bit color; i.e. 256 colors. He said I needed to tell Netscape to use its
>own color map.
>
>In .Xdefaults add
>Netscape*installColormap: Yes
>
>That made the text in Netscape readable --> produced a rather effect with the
>colors, but made Netscape very usable.
>
>Alan
>
>
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