> high contrast. That's why books are printed on white paper and not
(1) Paper Doesn't *GLOW*
(2) spurious argument (the history has *nothing* to do with contrast:
black ink has less variation than white; printing white on black paper
would be hard by comparison, and it isn't really known if it
I find that there is a tremendous amount a glare produced on my terminal
screen with a pure white background. I am HTML ignorant, but the
offending command usually looks like this:
in, e.g., http://www.debian.org and other assorted Debian info pages.
The Netscape default, i.e., with BGCOLO
This was flamed about once before; you might check the logs for the
comments from back then. (I'm fortunate that the two browsers I do use
let me ignore all color specs in html, for pure white tends to flicker
much more, which I find highly annoying.)
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Jeff Sheinberg wrote:
> I find that there is a tremendous amount a glare produced on my terminal
> screen with a pure white background.
Well, I disagree with the changing the colour to grey. I like white.
Most people have a decent monitor, and the white background looks very nice.
Leaving the b
Mark Eichin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This was flamed about once before; you might check the logs for the
> comments from back then. (I'm fortunate that the two browsers I do use
> let me ignore all color specs in html, for pure white tends to flicker
> much more, which I find highly annoying.
On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Sue Campbell wrote:
> I am mainly looking for the following from people:
> - opinions on the 'Debian goes International' page
I may sound silly but, where is it? I found it referenced on
debian.org/new/site-index-proposed.html , but "find" doesn't
show any file "internation
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Jeff Sheinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Netscape default, i.e., with BGCOLOR omitted, produces a nice, easy
> on the eyes grey.
This is not what the research has shown -- readability is produced by
high contrast. That's why books are printed on white paper
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