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the current color for that type of object is shown at the bottom of
the dialog box. If you click the “Edit” button, you can change the
color in the color selection dialog box shown in Figure 8-52.
Figure 8-52. Colors dialog box.
This is a standard Windows dialog box. Just click on a Basic or
Custom color, and then click OK. You can see how your changes
will look by clicking the “Preview” button.
The first two items in the list, Background and Text are the same
for all windows in LDW. If you change them you are given the
option to apply the changes to all LDW windows. The other
items apply to all instances of the type of window that is currently
active. For example, if you make a change to a Goals Hierarchy
window, the change will apply to all other Goals Hierarchy
windows that you create.
Saving and Loading Color Preferences. LDW saves any color
preference changes you have made along with the other data in a
.ldw file. You can also save them in a stand alone file that you can
load into different LDW analyses. The Preferences::Save
Preferences option lets you save the preferences by showing you
a standard file save dialog box.
LDW Preferences are saved in a file with the extension .ldp.
You load in preferences with the Preferences::Load Preferences
option. You will overwrite any color changes you have made if
you load a new .ldp file.
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