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Valid for: SetStartup
Syntax - SetStartup DisplayBackgroundColor <DisplayColorString > Where: <DisplayColorString > is a literal string containing 4 semicolon delimited color values.
Description: This option defines the colors used for Rumba's background color. The default value, if DisplayBackgroundColor is not specified, is black. The color is defined either by a color name from the list below, or a 6 digit hexadecimal value from the list below, in the format of RRGGBB. In the 6 digit hexadecimal values the first two digits represent the red component of the color, the third and forth digits represent the green component of the color, and the last two digits represent the blue component of the color. The string used in the command can contain the name for the color or the 6 digit hexadecimal value for the color.
The following table shows some of the allowed color names and their associated hexidecimal values.
Sample: Both of the following statements will change Rumba's background color to blue. SetStartup DisplayBackgrounColor "Blue" SetStartup DisplayBackgrounColor "0000FF"
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