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|       SET COLOR OF SCHEME       |
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SET COLOR OF SCHEME <expN1> TO
        [[<color pair list>]
        | [SCHEME <expN2>]]

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Specifies colors in a color scheme.
Default value - Current settings
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<expN1>
        The color scheme number you want to change, a value between 1 and 24.

<color pair list>
        You can specify between 1 to 10 color pairs to change.  It is not
necessary to specify all ten color pairs.  Selectively change colors in
color scheme by including comma for each color pair that you do not wish
to change.

SCHEME <expN2>
        Set colors of a scheme to those of another scheme with TO SCHEME
<expN2>.  Scheme <expN1> is the color scheme that will take on the color
settings of scheme <expN2>.

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|            Examples             |
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To change the border color (Color Pair 3) of user-defined windows (Color
Scheme 1) to white and red and leave the rest of the color settings
unchanged, the command would be:

SET COLOR OF SCHEME 1 TO , , W/R

To define the color settings for all 10 color pairs of scheme 8 (system
windows):

SET COLOR OF SCHEME 8 TO;
 W+/B,W+/N,W+/N*,G+/N*,G+/N*,W+/B*,GR+/B,N+/N,W+/B,W/B

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See Also:  CREATE COLOR SET, SET COLOR OF, SET COLOR SET, SET COLOR TO,
SCHEME()

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