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Changing the colors in a view

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 uses different colors in a view to indicate that threshold conditions have been met, to identify headers containing hyperlinks, and to distinguish different parts of the view. By default, all colors are defined in the host view definition, but you can use this procedure to customize them to meet your specifications.

  1. From the view that you want to change, perform one of the following actions:
    • On the view toolbar, click the Properties GUID-11298567-FC92-403F-880A-2A8DC299CEE1-low.pngbutton.
    • Right-click the View tab or the blank part of the view toolbar, and select Properties.
  2. On the Color tab of the Properties dialog box, scroll through the list and select the part of the view that you want to change.The current color for that part of the view is displayed in the color box to the right of the list.
  3. Click a color from the palette, or click Custom and select a custom color.The selected color is displayed in the color box and in the view.
  4. Repeat Step 1 and Step 3 to change other parts of the view.

  5. (Optional) Click Use these colors for all to apply your changes to all views.

    Success

    Tip

    If you later want to restore default colors, selecting Factory defaults for all restores the original colors; selecting Default restores the colors that were last saved as the default (either user-defined or the original colors).

    If you have saved color settings in a configuration and want to restore the originally distributed defaults, you must delete the configuration and save it again.

 

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