Putty The default color scheme looks a bit garish, so you're going to change the color. The method used is to modify the registry.
1. Open the registry: Run-> regedit
2. Locate the corresponding registry file and export: Registry address
Hkey_current_user\software\simontatham\putty\sessions\
Save as a file *.reg.
you can see that putty configuration information is actually in the registry, a setting to save a registry file, and a default configuration default%20settings (this file can also be changed Orz).
3. Edit the registry *.reg file. Then import it into the registry.
Change the colour part of the inside to:
"Colour0" = "255,255,255"
"Colour1" = "255,255,255"
"Colour2" = "51,51,51" "Colour3"
= "85,85,85"
" Colour4 "=" 0,0,0 "
" Colour5 "=" 0,255,0 "
" Colour6 "=" 77,77,77 "" Colour7 "=" 85,85,85 "" Colour8 "=
" 187,0,0 "
" Colour9 "=" 255,85,85 "
" Colour10 "=" 152,251,152 "
" Colour11 "=" 85,255,85 "" Colour12 "=
" 240,230,140 "
" Colour13 "=" 255,255,85 "
" Colour14 "=" 205,133,63 "
" Colour15 "=" 135,206,235 "
" Colour16 "=" 255,222,173 "
" Colour17 "=" 255,85,255 "
" Colour18 "=" 255,160,160 "" Colour19 "
=" 255,215,0 " "
Colour20" = "245,222,179"
"Colour21" = "255,255,255"
4. Reboot to see the new color. It looks more natural.
Reprinted from Blog Park this blog.