Change the Text Color of in Finder

Is it possible to change the color of the text in Finder. I have a backround I like but the black text does not work with it.


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Nick

There was a topic about this very subject not too long ago. Try searching before posting a question, sometimes you can find what you're looking for without having to wait for a reply. :mac:

To answer your question, no, there's no way (without a lot of hacking) to change the font color in Finder. You can make the text stick out a little more by selecting all of the icons in that window and right (control) clicking the icons, which shows the contextual menu. From here you can place a color label behind the text making it easier to read on a dark background.

Shapeshifter by Unsanity does it (I believe, don't have it open in front of me)

No shapeshifter doesn't change the fonts. It's an awesome program none-the-less.

surfwax95 said:

No shapeshifter doesn't change the fonts. It's an awesome program none-the-less.

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Correction: I was thinking of TinkerTool to change fonts - he wanted the colors changed. TinkerTool wouldn't change fonts for the top bar but throughout the apps and selective text Oh well. That's a fun app too.