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DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » [Help] When using ANSI.SYS, how to set the background color of the CMD window?

Floor1　516526966	Posted 2008-10-05 11:58
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Found such code on the forum, very classic (displaying colored text in CMD). But I don't understand how to set the overall background color. The default foreground and background are black and white. If I want the background to be green (color 2) That is: change the black background in the picture to green? Image link address How to set it? Please help everyone? @echo off :: Display colored text in CMD chcp 437>nul&&graftabl 936>nul if not exist CONFIG.NT copy %WinDir%\System32\CONFIG.NT CONFIG.NT @cls echo DEVICE=%WinDir%\System32\ANSI.SYS /x >%WinDir%\System32\CONFIG.NT @echo. command /cecho command /cecho jing [ Last edited by 516526966 on 2008-10-8 at 02:47 ]

Floor2　516526966	Posted 2008-10-06 14:58
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Waiting online for everyone's help????? Is there no expert willing to help? [ Last edited by 516526966 on 2008-10-6 at 15:32 ]

Floor3　wxcute	Posted 2008-10-06 17:15
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←[　is equivalent to the start符 m 　is equivalent to the end符 ; 　is equivalent to the separator [1;31;46m [2;33;41m It will have a background color if changed to something similar to the above. (I can't test here, you can try it)

Floor4　wxcute	Posted 2008-10-06 17:21
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Also, your question should be revised. It shouldn't be about setting the window background color. If that's the case, just add a line at the beginning of the batch file like color 21 and so on.

Floor5　516526966	Posted 2008-10-07 19:57
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Originally posted by wxcute at 2008-10-6 05:21 PM: You should also modify your question. It shouldn't be about setting the window background color. If that's the case, add a line at the beginning of the batch script like color 21 or something like that. Dude, I'm talking about setting the background color of the window, Not the background color of the font, I know that color sets the background and font. But it always remains the default black-and-white interface.

Floor6　516526966	Posted 2008-10-08 02:47
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Request the help of the great experts?

Floor7　516526966	Posted 2008-10-08 20:40
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Great experts, please help me. Please. The younger brother is waiting? Why no one pays attention to me

Floor8　516526966	Posted 2008-10-10 16:12
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Brothers, please help my younger brother. Waiting for a reply.

Floor9　516526966	Posted 2008-10-11 00:09
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Again, I ask for help. Or maybe some guidance is also okay. I didn't find relevant tutorials.

Floor10　516526966	Posted 2008-10-15 15:09
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Really discouraged. Is there really no one who knows? Or what reason is there for no one to reply.

Floor11　tireless	Posted 2008-10-15 15:22
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What is the difference between the background color of the window and the background color of the font?

Floor13　wxcute	Posted 2008-10-15 15:46
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Add color 2a under @echo off. As shown in the following figure: Attachments 难道不是这样吗.gif (10.51 KiB)

Floor14　516526966	Posted 2008-10-16 01:20
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Originally posted by wxcute at 2008-10-15 03:46 PM: Add color 2a under @echo off As shown in the following figure: Why can't mine work? I'm using Windows 2003 What testing environment are you using.

Floor15　516526966	Posted 2008-10-16 01:23
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Originally posted by 516526966 at 2008-10-16 01:20 AM: Why can't mine work? I'm using Windows 2003. What testing environment are you using? Test results under Windows 2003 Why is mine like this. [ Last edited by 516526966 on 2008-10-16 at 01:25 ] Attachments 2008-10-16_010311.jpg (35.48 KiB)

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