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If that happened to me, I'd quit Fire, go rename
~/Library/Preferences/Fire.plist to something else and launch Fire
again.
Robert
On 16 Apr 2004, at 9:26 AM, Cathy Stone - [email protected]
wrote:
> It was already set to grayscale. That was not the problem. Any other
> ideas? In the buddy list, I can see color in parts - like the Y for
> the yahoo symbol is red, but the name is just black. I can also
> change the color code. I can make available to be green and they will
> all be green all the time.
> Cat
>
>> Hi Cat.
>>
>> I suppose all the icons in the dock has colours? If they are
>> black/white as well, click on the System Preferences. and then on
>> Universal Access. Finally under Seeing tab there's a box on the right
>> hand side. if it says" Set Display to Color", click on that button
>> so ut changes to "Set Display to Grayscale".
>>
>> Jan Erik
>> On 16 Apr 2004, at 14:39, Cathy Stone wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone have time to help me?
>>>
>>> I am using fire with mac osX and the colors do not change on my
>>> buddy list. All buddies always show in black (the color for
>>> available) all the time. What can I do to fix this so I can see the
>>> current status of each buddy?
>>>
>>> Cat
>>>
>
> --
> Cathy A. Stone, MSW, LISW-CP
> Liberty, SC
>
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