SysColor

			    Written By: Mike Lee

			     Version 1.7.22.91
		  (c) 1991 By Mike Lee, All Rights Reserved.


	This program may ONLY be distributed FREELY (without ANY fee).
	This program is provided AS-IS.  Use it at your own risk.
	If you would like to donate money, car, computer, or, ...
	moral support, here is the address:

			1772 67th Street
			Brooklyn, NY 11204

		email: 	mklee@eniac.seas.upenn.edu



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    WHAT SysColor will do for you:

	o	You can change any of the 256 colors from a palette of
		256k (or 16M). [Have not tested on 16M palette capable
		hardware, care to send me one?]

	o	You can finally use the colors you want as system colors.

	o	Auto-mode - have your colors set during boot-up.


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    THINGS you need to know:

	o	You may store SYSCOLOR.EXE anywhere you like.

	o	The default filename for saving & loading color
		informations is SYSCOLOR.INI.

	o	This program only supports video driver that is capable
		of keeping a 256 colors palette.  If you only have standard
		VGA (16 colors), you may want to look for a program called
		VGACOLOR.

		(Alternately, you may wait for a new version of	SYSCOLOR)

	Command line options:
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		a FileName
				Auto-mode.
				The program will load FileName and changes
				the system palette accordingly.  When done,
				it will terminate itself. (No memory taken!)*
		or

		FileName
				Interactive mode.
				Same as running the program without any
				parameter except the default filename
				SYSCOLOR.INI is now FileName.

    To "realize" your palette at boot up, add "load=SYSCOLOR.EXE"
    to your win.ini file.  NOTE:  when in AUTO-MODE, only SYSCOLOR.INI
    (which must be in the PATH) will work.

    Example:

    [windows]
    .
    .
    .
    load=d:\bc\syscolor\syscolor
    .
    .

    
    This will run SysColor in auto mode at boot up.  It will also
    automatically load SYSCOLOR.INI in the d:\bc\syscolor directory.
  
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	SysColor is the first program I have written for Windows.
	So, Please e(mail) all your suggestions and comments to:

	Mike Lee
	1772 67 Street
	Brooklyn, NY 11204		mklee@eniac.seas.upenn.edu


   p.s.  How do you change a standard VGA (or 16 colors only) display's
	 palette?