i'm running windows me and only have 16-bit color. where do i go to download 256-bit color?
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Do this:\nGo into CONTROL PANEL and double-click the DISPLAY icon.\nThen click on the SETTINGS tab and you should be able to change it from 16 colors to 256 colors.
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Using the Windows Program Compatibility mode\n\nWhen you use Windows Program Compatibility mode, many of the most common issues that prohibit earlier versions of programs from working correctly are resolved. If you run a program and it does not function as expected, it is recommended that you run the program in one of the compatibility environments. To run programs in Windows Program Compatibility mode in Microsoft Windows XP, follow these steps: \n1. Right click on the link of the program that you want to fix. \n2. Click on Properties. \n3. Click on the Compatibility tab.  \n4. Click on Run this program in compatibility mode and select Windows 98 \n5. Under Display settings, click to select the mode that you think that is necessary for the program to work correctly: • Run in 256 colors. \n• Run in 640 X 480 screen resolution. \n• Disable visual themes. \n \n6. Click Apply, and then click OK. \n7. Double click on the program.
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If u downloaded it,look for it in the c:/Windows/downladed files
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Right Click on your desktop,\nPROPERTIES > SETTINGS (tab) > select COLOR QUALITY
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http://www.gimp.org/windows/
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Download and install EphPod (for Windows 98SE, 2K and XP), http://www.ephpod.com/
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Well supposedly, it'd be a brighter white color, but 256 is really all the bright it goes.\n\nHow it works is that your monitor (probably) has many thousand things called pixels. Each pixel is a red light, a green light, and a blue light. When you set an rgb, you're setting how bright each of the lights in the pixel is, and they combine to make a color. Of course, when you mix all the lights, you get white. So if you set them to 999 (which is impossible on monitors, I think), it'd just be a brighter white.
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Just go to www.download.com and search for the software you need, like Intel's Digital Blue.
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Just right click the shortcut of the program icon and then go to compatibility. There you can use Win 95 /98 Compatibility\nYou can use this feature only in win xp
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Drivers for this can be found at....\nhttp://itsdrv.net/drivers/driver%20xerox%20docucolor%201632%20ps-9130.html\nBest driver info at....\nhttp://www.support.xerox.com/go/results.asp?Xtype=download&prodID=DC_1632&Xlang=en_US&Xcntry=USA&prodName=DocuColor%201632
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If you're running Windows XP, try right-clicking on the shortcut to the game, selecting Properties and seeing if you have a "Compatibility" tab. If you do, there is a checkbox there to "Run in 256 colors."
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Ask.\nJust tell us what Windows version...and. Voila!
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I cant remember the commands off the top of my head, but you need to create a pen, (CPen mypen;), then select a color (using mypen.SetColor(0xff0000)?), then attach it to the text box.
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Right click an empty part of your screen and go to PROPERTIES and select SETTINGS then ADVANCED and finally click on ADAPTER\nto view the Graphics memory in MBs
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dispite what MS tells yuo about 64 bit most things don't work with it I've reverted back to Win XP 32 bit
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Change your pic to bmp format, and rename it as OEMLOGO.BMP, put it under C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32.
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The problem may lie in your video card settings.  \n(Windows) Right click on the desktop (anywhere), a dialogue box will pop up, scroll down to and click 'properties' > then click 'Settings' tab > then click 'Advanced' button > and depending on your video card manufacturer (ATI is mine) there should be a setting (or tab) for 'color'    [based on wide varieties of video cards, I can't get too specific here, but look for someplace to adjust color, possibly Gamma settings as well...\n\nOR...]   \n\nFind out who makes your video card (START > CONTROL PANEL > SYSTEM > HARDWARE (tab) > DEVICE MANAGER > and click the "+" sign next to "display adapters"  -  it should say something like "ATI (blah, blah); or nVidia (blah, blah)"  [write the whole device name down just in case] )and then get out of all that back to the desktop, click START > PROGRAMS (or all programs) and find a program in that list with the same name (ie ATI, Nvidia, etc.) and click it - there may be a program installed by them to help make managing display related stuff easier.\n\nhope this helps!!