>No, that would change the color scheme for all applications and would be too heavy handed. I was hoping for a more specific solution.
I know, that it would change all applications. That's the way the "user preferences" work. I don't recommend to change it, because 1) it's not considered the standard, 2) it isn't worth the trouble.
If you still want to change it... well, I don't know, sorry. Probably something with the Windows API.
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