Problem with colors in emacs

Problem with colors in emacs

[Dimitar Haralanov]

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	Hi all,

	I have been having a problem with emacs and its colors. I upgraded to
versoin 20.7.1 and that is when it started happening. Unfortunately,
along with emacs, I upgraded quite a few other packages, so I am not
sure whether the problem isn't in one of them.	I have attached a couple
of screen shots so you can see what is happening. As you can see, if the
text does not have coloring it appears on a white background.	Here is the
command line that I am using:	emacs -fn 6x13 -bg black -fg white -cr red -ms
yellow

	Please, let me know if you have any ideas about this?

	Thanx


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Problem with colors in emacs

[Dimitar Haralanov]

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	Hi all,

	I have been having a problem with emacs and its colors. I upgraded to
version 20.7.1 and that is when it started happening. Unfortunately,
along with emacs, I upgraded quite a few other packages, so I am not
sure whether the problem isn't in one of them.	I have attached a couple
of screen shots so you can see what is happening. As you can see, if the
text does not have coloring it appears on a white background.	

	Here is the command line that I am using:	
	emacs -fn 6x13 -bg black -fg white -cr red -ms yellow

	Please, let me know if you have any ideas about this?

	Thanx


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    /  |/  |/  /__/__   ___/  |/  /     /      Dimitar Haralanov
   /          /  /  /  /  /      /  /  /       Software Engineer
  /   /   /  /  /  /  /  /  /\  \  /  /        Tahoe Networks
 /___/___/__/__/  /__/  /__/  |__|___/         mitko@tahoenetworks.com

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"Don't discount flying pigs before you have good air defense."
-- jvh@clinet.FI



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    /  |/  |/  /__/__   ___/  |/  /     /      Dimitar Haralanov
   /          /  /  /  /  /      /  /  /       Software Engineer
  /   /   /  /  /  /  /  /  /\  \  /  /        Tahoe Networks
 /___/___/__/__/  /__/  /__/  |__|___/         mitko@tahoenetworks.com

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Re: Problem with colors in emacs

[Greg Hill]

Dimitar,

Try using M-x customize to set the value of your Default face (under 
Faces, Basic Faces) to white on black, and save it for future 
sessions.  This will put something like

(custom-set-faces
  '(default ((t (:foreground "white" :background "black")))))

in your .emacs file.

--Greg

At 12:04 PM -0700 4/10/02, Dimitar Haralanov wrote:
>	Hi all,
>
>	I have been having a problem with emacs and its colors. I upgraded to
>versoin 20.7.1 and that is when it started happening. Unfortunately,
>along with emacs, I upgraded quite a few other packages, so I am not
>sure whether the problem isn't in one of them.	I have attached a couple
>of screen shots so you can see what is happening. As you can see, if the
>text does not have coloring it appears on a white background.	Here is the
>command line that I am using:	emacs -fn 6x13 -bg black -fg white -cr red -ms
>yellow
>

Re: Problem with colors in emacs

[Dimitar Haralanov]

	Thanx, that fixed the problem quite nicely!

		-- Mitko
	
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002 14:12:26 -0700
"Greg Hill" <ghill@synergymicro.com> wrote:

GH > Dimitar,
GH > 
GH > Try using M-x customize to set the value of your Default face
(under GH > Faces, Basic Faces) to white on black, and save it for
future GH > sessions.  This will put something like
GH > 
GH > (custom-set-faces
GH >   '(default ((t (:foreground "white" :background "black")))))
GH > 
GH > in your .emacs file.
GH > 
GH > --Greg
GH > 
GH > At 12:04 PM -0700 4/10/02, Dimitar Haralanov wrote:
GH > >	Hi all,
GH > >
GH > >	I have been having a problem with emacs and its colors. I
upgraded to GH > >versoin 20.7.1 and that is when it started happening.
Unfortunately, GH > >along with emacs, I upgraded quite a few other
packages, so I am not GH > >sure whether the problem isn't in one of
them.	I have attached a couple GH > >of screen shots so you can see what
is happening. As you can see, if the GH > >text does not have coloring
it appears on a white background.	Here is the GH > >command line that I am using:
emacs -fn 6x13 -bg black -fg white -cr red -ms GH > >yellow
GH > >
GH > 
GH > _______________________________________________
GH > Help-gnu-emacs mailing list
GH > Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
GH > http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs


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 /___/___/__/__/  /__/  /__/  |__|___/         mitko@tahoenetworks.com

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