Hey Nikunj,
Thanks for the info. Unfortunately that doesnt work either. Tried both. It has something to do with my Windows settings. Adobe seems to only come up on one 'scheme'? I work at night and I use high contrast settings in windows, so my screen is always black and the settings are for a dark room. When I use Adobe Photoshop its bright white and the menu is half Adobe setting nd hlf Windows settings. So I have found that I have to go turn off high contrast or change the theme or something in Windows prior to using Adobe. The Adobe windows and menu are in black letters with grey and a white background which i terribly blindnng in the night. When I change my Windows to high contrast or my 'dark' theme I think the reason I cannot see the menu is that the text and the background are both white the unavailble options are light blue and to hover the cursor they turn light green. the green and blue are the settings for the dark theme however, the white on white is not. White isnt used in my settings at all. Either way if I set Windows dark or use a theme or make it white or use it in grayscale, Photoshop is always too bright with its setting to use. Everytime I need Photoshop I have to go into Windows and reset the way Windows appears so that the menu options will show up in Photoshop. This helps because at least I can see them, but it still means with the bright Adobe screen, I cannot work for long before I just cannot use it anymore. I think I need a way to change the the way Photoshop presents itself. If there was a way to use my Windows settings in Photoshop that would be great, if there was a way to change Photoshop so that its not always in gray black text and white background for the menus that would be great too. I have not yet found a way to do this without reverting to standard Windows settings to get the menus to appear and then they are too bright. Playing with the brightness is not going to solve the problem, I just need darker colors displayed. Dark menu background with light text not light menu background with dark text. (Note: This is just for MENU backgrounds and all the options within them. The main workspace as white is not the problem.) I may just be having problems finding how to set this in Photoshop, the way you do in Windows. Everytime I look on the web or search I end up being directed towards changing things in the workspace field, not in the actual software setting. I hope this makes sense and I do appreciate any help you can give me.
THX
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