regtools changes my background color

[Frank]

It seems that when the output of e.g. RDIR (same with REGDUMP) has to scroll the console upwards, it changes the bg color to black.

I want to attach 2 Hardcopies (JPGs), but it doesn't work.
What do I have to do for that?

 

[Charles Dye]

Can you give me steps to reproduce the issue, including the way you originally change the background color? Do you see the same issue with e.g. DIR?

I don't know about the .JPG issue; perhaps you could zip them and upload the .ZIP file.

 

[Frank]

Can you give me steps to reproduce the issue, including the way you originally change the background color? Do you see the same issue with e.g. DIR?

I don't know about the .JPG issue; perhaps you could zip them and upload the .ZIP file.

The colors are set via the ini-file:

(system)  C:\...\TCCLE13x64 >ffind /v /t"color" "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCCLE13x64\TCMD.ini"
 
---- C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCCLE13x64\TCMD.ini
; ListboxBarColors=Bright White on Blue
; PopupWinColors=Bright White on Blue
; CDDWinColors=Bright Cyan on Blue
ColorDir=com exe bat btm:bri mag;txt doc:bri gre;dirs:bri cyan;system:bri red
InputColors=Bright Green on Blue
StdColors=Bright Yellow on Blue
 
  6 lines in      1 file

I Uploaded an zip-file. Can you see it?

Yet another try after switching my browser to IE-mode:

Sorry, I can't "insert/edit image" and I can't "Upload a File" :(
Both functions seem to work but they doesn't appear in the edited post.
Don't know what's going wrong.

 

[Charles Dye]

Do you see the same thing with a long DIR ?

To change the background color, I get the best results with CLS /C, e.g. CLS /C BRIGHT YELLOW ON BLUE
That way the entire console buffer is initialized to the desired attributes, not just the first few lines.

 

[Frank]

Do you see the same thing with a long DIR ?

To change the background color, I get the best results with CLS /C, e.g. CLS /C BRIGHT YELLOW ON BLUE
That way the entire console buffer is initialized to the desired attributes, not just the first few lines.

Yes, the same thing appears with a long DIR! Sorry that I accused REGTOOLS ;-) But I did not notice it ever before.
I had already a CLS in my TCSTART.BTM, but now I changed it to CLS /C and the phenomenon is gone! Cool, I wouldn't have come to this idea by myself. Thanks.