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Changing Color Scheme and look and feel of Application R12 ???
Means How to differentiate the PROD or TEST instance???
1. Login with Sysadmin or other user which user have System Administrator Responsibility.
Click on System Administrator>>>
Click on Profile>>>>
click on SYSTEM>>>
Open Profile window.
Find 'Java Color Scheme' or
Change below both profile option as per your choice.Save it.
Logout or again login open any form its display what you made changes Java colour scheme or Java Look and Feel.
Changing Color Scheme and look and feel of Application R12 ???
Means How to differentiate the PROD or TEST instance???
1. Login with Sysadmin or other user which user have System Administrator Responsibility.
Click on System Administrator>>>
Click on Profile>>>>
click on SYSTEM>>>
Open Profile window.
Find 'Java Color Scheme' or
Java Look and Feel Profile option. Like below screen.
Change below both profile option as per your choice.Save it.
1. Java Look and Feel.
Java Look and Feel can have two values: GENERIC or ORACLE.
If set to GENERIC, then set Java Color Scheme to blank. Which will leave look
and feel to generic. The Generic look and feel adheres to the native interface
and color scheme of the current operating system.
If set to ORACLE (or if the value is left blank), then the profile option 'Java
Color Scheme' can be used to personalize the colors of your screen.
2. Java Color Scheme.
If 'Java Look and Feel' is set to ORACLE (or if the value is left blank), then
'Java Color Scheme' can be set to the following values:
Blaf
Blue
Khaki
Olive
Purple
Red
Teal
Titanium
the 'Java Color Scheme' profile has no effect if 'Java Look and
Feel' is set to GENERIC.
Logout or again login open any form its display what you made changes Java colour scheme or Java Look and Feel.
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