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    Default Colour Problems!

    I'm trying to build a site with a certain colour scheme and when I publish it,
    the colours look great. But I tried viewing the website on a different
    machine, and what looked like a blueish grey on the machine i was working on,
    looking like puke green on the other. I thought at first it was the operating
    system, I worked on a xp pro machine and the puke green showed up on a win 98
    machine. but then it did the same thing on a xp pro machine. I have a feeling
    it's the difference between crt and lcd, but I'm not sure. If any of you know
    of ways to fix/ or get around this that would be great.

    Thanks.
    Jacob R.

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    Default Re: Colour Problems!

    I don't think a different monitor can make that much of a difference, unless
    it's totally screwed. Did you test it in different browsers at all? It may
    be that you made a mistake in your colour definition that one browser
    forgave you for and the others didn't...

    Rob


    jacob_rossi wrote:
    > I'm trying to build a site with a certain colour scheme and when I
    > publish it, the colours look great. But I tried viewing the website
    > on a different machine, and what looked like a blueish grey on the
    > machine i was working on, looking like puke green on the other. I
    > thought at first it was the operating system, I worked on a xp pro
    > machine and the puke green showed up on a win 98 machine. but then
    > it did the same thing on a xp pro machine. I have a feeling it's the
    > difference between crt and lcd, but I'm not sure. If any of you know
    > of ways to fix/ or get around this that would be great.
    >
    > Thanks.
    > Jacob R.

    rob::db Guest

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    Default Re: Colour Problems!

    Ya the computers that I notice the colour change have the most up to date IE
    explorer. I'm just wondering if it's the video cards. I notice the colour
    difference on other sites as well. This site [url]www.barkandfitz.com[/url] is black and
    pink. But on the other computers it's like dark brown and a light brown. I
    think I'm forced to find colours that work on both.
    Thanks for the reply

    jacob_rossi Guest

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