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Hi,<br />
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You have to change the settings in Putty. Mputty is just used to connect to multiple Putty instances. <br />
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In Putty you can change the settings by right clicking the on the window header. Then go to &nbsp;<b>Window-&gt;Colours.</b> <br />
Click on <b>Default background</b> in the bottom of the scroll box. Then set the RGB value to 255, 255, 255 and click the apply button.<br />
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Cheers
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Hi,

You have to change the settings in Putty. Mputty is just used to connect to multiple Putty instances.

In Putty you can change the settings by right clicking the on the window header. Then go to  Window->Colours.
Click on Default background in the bottom of the scroll box. Then set the RGB value to 255, 255, 255 and click the apply button.


Cheers

Fractional CTO

David Favor

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Click on Default background in the bottom of the scroll box. Then set the RGB value to 255, 255, 255 and click the apply button.
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it changed background<br />
but when i restarted putty it did not save<br />
again i se dark black screen<br />
<br />
how to make change permenent.<br />
also text color of what i type like username etc i want to change as well to black or dark blue for better visibility<br />
please advise
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> Click on Default background in the bottom of the scroll box. Then set the RGB value to 255, 255, 255 and click the apply button.


it changed background
but when i restarted putty it did not save
again i se dark black screen

how to make change permenent.
also text color of what i type like username etc i want to change as well to black or dark blue for better visibility
please advise

dfke

gudii9

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i am using mputty to connect to unix box.<br />
<br />
i see black screen with while log messages<br />
<br />
i like to change to white bacground screen with black letter on top<br />
<br />
please advise
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i am using mputty to connect to unix box.

i see black screen with while log messages

i like to change to white bacground screen with black letter on top

please advise

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