Posted by member 186 on 2003-05-04 10:11:24 link
no, actually, i can't. i can however tell you how to do that for LSXcommand.dll, the more recent version of command.dll. (the commands are probably the same) first i go and look on the doc's (they're about a mile long) and somewhere i find :
CommandTextColor ffffff
so what you do is you look for the step.rc (in c:\litestep\) or the step.rc for the current theme (c:\litestep\themes\name_of_current_theme\) you're probably going to want to change the theme's step.rc. look for the line "CommandTextColor" (if it's not there, you'll have to add one in, but chances are it's already there) and change it to whatever you like. it's in RGB
(sorry if this is oversimplified)
CommandTextColor ffffff
so what you do is you look for the step.rc (in c:\litestep\) or the step.rc for the current theme (c:\litestep\themes\name_of_current_theme\) you're probably going to want to change the theme's step.rc. look for the line "CommandTextColor" (if it's not there, you'll have to add one in, but chances are it's already there) and change it to whatever you like. it's in RGB
(sorry if this is oversimplified)