'fo seems to have fans. Let me prep you 'fore the J-Fo comes in. Define 'something' and he might be able to help you better. Mucho extra satisfaction on both sides of the spectrum guaranteed.

syscolor.dll can change system colours for you...or in something like a popup you could use a bit of scripting to rewrite the step.rc entry for font colours.

All depends on whether its for the system or for LiteSTEP itself...

its for litestep itself changing font colors couldnt think of how to describe it

SuperheroCanadian feels bad about horrible english knowledge

so you wabt to have different color sets in one theme?

this works like this:

create RC files where you put the color specific settings (and dont put them into step.rc) like colorset1.rc, colorset2.rc, colorset3.rc, ...

create one file called color.rc. in color.rc put this line:

include "$path$colorset1.rc"

in step.rc put this line:

include "$path$color.rc"


then you can use textedit2.dll to overwrite color.rc. you can create a !bang that overwrites color.rc and then recycles.


i have done it this way with my BlackBox theme. it is not OTS compliant but you can study the code. http://www.skinbase.org/rate.php?id=1059

also Ceeslans uses a similar routine in his multi-color themes. he recently released one at lsthemes.com

thx alot man that really really helps.

I think some of my pre-OTS ones here do it the same way....