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To: (Bob) Zumbrunnen who wrote (16451)	3/20/2003 11:45:51 AM
From: Sr K	Respond to of 32918

A Classic2 (March 2001) option would work for me. Or letting me choose the colors I want.

To: (Bob) Zumbrunnen who wrote (16451)	3/20/2003 11:55:48 AM
From: Joe Lyddon	Respond to of 32918

Hi Bob, Yes, it takes a lot of coding, etc. to allow users to pick their own colors, etc. In my mind, it should not be too hard to develop with colors that would be accepted by everyone. . . If the job is done right, you will not here a word about it. . . Yes? I didn't know you were colored blind. . . my dad was but I am not (thank God). It bothers me when colors are placed on top of other colors that are. . . light on light. . . or dark on dark. . . To me, there should be no excuse for that! Or maybe it's a colored blind problem. . .??? I've heard that Red shows up more as a Brown. . . Correct? If so, must be hard to see a Red traffic signal. . . is it? Hey, can you easily read the light colored gradations on the Home Page charts of the Dow, NASD, & S&P?? If you can, I'd say it's because you're colored blind. . . but for the rest of us, it's very hard to read. Good to hear from you! Hope all is going well & good for you! Thank you, Joe