# Colors

I'm colorbind, so in Beyond Compare's settings, I long ago changed the pastel pinks and blues to something more high-contrast.  You might call it ketchup and mustard but I color-picked it from an abstract oil painting by Elaine de Kooning.  

Below are two screens in the default BC colors and then two screens with my high contrast scheme. 

![](/files/-LYd2QAUzPE1TizylCuX)

![https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/](/files/-LYd2tA4lkiYBHU8VeLk)

![](/files/-LYd3BVSzSHdUewdmRUr)

![http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/](/files/-LYd3HhDIIh_OT4c2MvB)

### How to set your colors

Method 1: Use mine:  (1) download the file below (2) `Tools->ImportSettings` (3) browse to where you saved my color file.

{% file src="/files/-LYd4aF\_MCWbWw471vNu" %}

Method 2: Roll your own. (1)search DuckDuckGo images for a nice image.  Try searching "logo" or "color pallete" or "tartan". Then bring in the RGB codes using your own color picker tool and this part of the menu: `Tools->Options->Colors`.

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Don't have a color picker?  Find the RGB values using the built in pixel analyzer in Beyond Compare PictureCompare!   

![https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/g2337/climbing-meru-conrad-anker-jimmy-chin-renan-ozturk/](/files/-LYd7V3n6IzaRvvxzZf7)


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