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<h1>Colors</h1> This module allows you to choose the color scheme used for the KDE desktop. The different elements of the desktop, such as title bars, menu text, etc., are called "widgets". You can choose the widget whose color you want to change by selecting it from a list, or by clicking on a graphical representation of the desktop.<p> You can save color settings as complete color schemes, which can also be modified or deleted. KDE comes with several predefined color schemes on which you can base your own.<p> All KDE applications will obey the selected color scheme. Non-KDE applications may also obey some or all of the color settings, if this option is enabled.

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This is a list of predefined color schemes, including any that you may have created. You can preview an existing color scheme by selecting it from the list. The current scheme will be replaced by the selected color scheme.<p> Warning: if you have not yet applied any changes you may have made to the current scheme, those changes will be lost if you select another color scheme.

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Click here to select an element of the KDE desktop whose color you want to change. You may either choose the "widget" here, or click on the corresponding part of the preview image above.

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Click here to bring up a dialog box where you can choose a color for the "widget" selected in the above list.

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Check this box to show the sorted column in a list with a shaded background

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Use this slider to change the contrast level of the current color scheme. Contrast does not affect all of the colors, only the edges of 3D objects.