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Text color in thumbnail view

Tobias Lindenmeir
Hi,
in Expression media in thumbnail view, the text color in the fields is the same as the label color. Now in MediaPro the text color always is white.
I can´t find the "button" to chose, that the text color is like the label color again.
Where have I go to ?

Thanks
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  • Tobias Lindenmeir
    Hmm, no idea ???

    I´m using Windows Vista (32bit) and Win7 (64bit).
    In the turorial videos it seems, in Mac-version, the text color complies to the label color.

    Perhaps anybody can confirm, if its possible in Win-version ? Anybody here, who is using the label colors in the Win-version and can tell me, how it looks in the thumbnail view ?

    Thanks
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  • Dave Heap
    Just checked EM 2 with both Mac (PPC 10.5.8) and Windows XP SP3 (32 bit) versions.

    Text colour follows label colour for both.
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  • Tobias Lindenmeir
    Thank you Dave,

    but I have the problem in Media Pro. In EM2 the text colors are like the label color.

    I see, that now a section "MediaPro" is opened in the forum. Seems, my thread was forgotten to move 😉
    I will post new in the MediaPro section

    Thanks
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  • Robert Edwards
    On Windows the Color Label text color stays white. This is a good thing! Some colored text can be illegible. If you would like the Color Label displayed below thumbnails change your view options (cmd/ctrl+J).

    -- Robert.
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  • Tobias Lindenmeir
    [quote="Robert2721" wrote:
    On Windows the Color Label text color stays white. This is a good thing! Some colored text can be illegible. If you would like the Color Label displayed below thumbnails change your view options (cmd/ctrl+J).

    -- Robert.


    Robert,

    may be good for you. Are you sure its good for me or other users ??
    It seem curious for me, why it should be good for windows-users, not for mac-users 🤓
    Again, in the tutorial videos there are the text colors following the label color.
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  • Dave Heap
    In my case I use Labels to sort images for further action. For example, Label 1 (Red - keystroke 1) marks a reject image for later deletion.

    I aim to maximise the number of images displayed simultaneously on the screen in my basic view, which I have called "Filename Only" (I have defined detailed views for other purposes). Turning on Ratings & Labels wastes valuable screen real estate.

    Worse still, I use 100 pixel thumbnails for the same purpose and Ratings & Labels do not display if the thumbnail size is less than 130 pixels (on the Mac version at least - haven't checked Windows version).
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