Steve, I agree with jcbrown.
Even on a quality monitor here at the house, the white menu backgrounds make me have to study too hard to figure out where the menu is and the extraneous part of the page material is.
Older eyes no longer pick things out easily. We need contrast to focus on.
On the drop down menus Steve, do you remember Word Perfect 5. 0 and earlier versions? I always liked the dark blue background with the yellow text for sub-menus. Is that possible? Does V3 give you the option to set menu colors globally? Would be a pain if each one has to be encoded separately.
I for one really appreciate your time on this thing. I wish I could help in this endeavor, but Michigan and Arizona are a "fer piece apart"
Even at the low pay of $30/hour for programmers, your personal effort has now far exceeded the equal of $6,000 bux. I hope all who use this forum really appreciate what is involved in such an undertaking to convert to more modern software.
I like the color choices offered, but would like the blue to be more of a "baby blue" or "sky blue" as Ford called it on their '82 Lincoln Continental. You have six choices available now, that seems to be a good number of options. My tired eyes like the cyans and pale blues best. The dark green looks "Kelley" green to me, but is cool and no eyestrain. No bad choices so far.
I've played with all the colors for a bit now... . and I have settled on the "dark green". Seems to just "feel better".
Personal info on left side of screen for each post:
... Is the multiple box format hard encoded? I would prefer a single box without the individual boxes. "too busy". I'm betting though that it is "fields" and you can't control it.
Love that "Download This Thread". You just eliminated 3 steps for me. Highlight, paste into Notepad to get rid of the VB stuff, suck it out, format in Word, send to PJ in email ( he don't have time to surf)
I just did a vote on a thread. I don't see where that result showed up at?
John