White font color on white background problem

[Guest fifd2005]

You know in order to save power samsung changed font color to white and background to black in default.

It works in some applications but it doesnt in many app

For example in new opera address bar font color and background in both are white I cant see it

There is same problem in chm reader also

How can I chnage default font and background color

Thanks

[Guest KSTAN]

changing the theme might help

[Guest lv_88]

Check this theme out if you want stick to the "black theme" which comes by default:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=506584

This also solved the white text on white background, it all works :)

It makes the O2 look awesome all over again! Like this theme a lot!

[Guest Elch33]

Check this theme out if you want stick to the "black theme" which comes by default:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=506584

This also solved the white text on white background, it all works :)

It makes the O2 look awesome all over again! Like this theme a lot!

I haven't got the Omina II yet. But I played with the devise quite a while in a store in Germany. I was quite confused about the black background, when I was editing an excel-file or a word-file. I changed the wallpaper to standard WM 6.5 theme and it was white again (as everybody is used to).

However, I read often about the problem of white letters on white background (e.g. SKtools and other progs). This may be solved with the above theme from XDA-Dev. However, I wonder if when installing this black theme, how is the background on excel or word documents. Is it also black then (which would be horrible) ?

[Guest emperorben]

However, I wonder if when installing this black theme, how is the background on excel or word documents. Is it also black then (which would be horrible) ?

No worries. In excel and word programs, background is white with black fonts.

[Guest skinnypupp]

Samsung's "Black" theme, like most of the software they made, sucks. I used this theme - it's technically QVGA but since you're presumably using TouchWiz or some other shell, it won't matter.