button located in the Terminal / Appearance / Advanced category of the Global Options dialog. To create a custom color scheme in SecureCRT: Creating Custom Color Schemes in SecureCRT By default, sessions are configured to use the built-in Monochrome color scheme (black text on a white background). These color scheme configurations include a collection of independent foreground and background colors SecureCRT will use for displaying normal, bold, underline, and blink attributes.Īll sessions make use of a color scheme to determine initial foreground and background colors. Color SchemesĬolor schemes in SecureCRT are local configuration settings that instruct SecureCRT which foreground and background colors to use for text displayed in the terminal. The Question and Answer section below provides answers to common questions regarding the use of color within SecureCRT. This tip provides details about these two color configuration methods, including information about how they interact with each other in combination. SecureCRT supports two different methods of controlling the color of text displayed in the terminal window: Note: This tip is for use with SecureCRT version 8.3 and later. Index Overview of Color Configuration in SecureCRT ®
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