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> Thorsten Froehlich wrote:
> | That is a user problem then.  If you insist on inverting your
> screen, invert
> | it.  The POV-Ray documentation does nothing proper websites do not do
> | anyway, thus if you insist on black background with white text you
> have to
> | set your browser to override website settings anyway.  We cannot
> suit the
> | five people who insist on such a color scheme if there are five
> thousand
> | people who do not have such odd ideas about colors and would be in
> trouble
> | if we did something like you suggest.
> |
>     You didn't read all he said: he said to either specify *both* a
> background and a foreground or neither. In either case it will work
> well no matter what the specific user configuration so you can
> satisfy both "the five people who insist on such a color scheme" and
> the "five thousand people who do not have such odd ideas about
> colors" and won't be in trouble if you do what he suggests.
>
>         Jerome

Exactly what I said. Whenever you set only one colour, you're asking for 
trouble. BTW, such a colour sheme is one of the *stock* out of the box, 
shemes provided by m$ windows since W95, at least!!! Black background is 
great if you are stuck with some crapy old monitor that can't go over 50 
Hz or 80 Hz interlaced (80 half screens/s.), as my first one. It greatly 
reduce the flicker, with a white background, you need 70 Hz or more to 
get rid of flickering.

Alain

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