Icon text color in Enlightenment/GNOME

Hmm. Silence is golden. I have searched all over the internet to no avail.
Nothing of value at the GNOME website. I have seen several people ask the
same question in Deja.com archives with no answer. About the only
information I've gathered is that it's probably a GNOME issue and _not_ an
Enlightenment issue.

Apparently, this simple task is reserved for theme developers only. Yet
another detail that gives my reluctantly converted windoze users something
to bitch about. If anyone has a clue on this, please enlighten me (heh,
pun) before the whining drives me nuts!

...Kevin



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> Saling
> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 9:18 PM
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> Subject: Icon text color in Enlightenment/GNOME
>
>
> Some themes change this, but I can't find any way to change it manually.
> Anyone done this? For example, I have a dark background, so white text
> beneath the icons would be ideal. I can't find any settings for this in
> Enlightenment or the GNOME Control Center.
>
> ...Kevin
>
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