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    Customize Putty

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    PuTTy is an open-source SSH and Telnet client used to connect to remote servers. The document discusses how to customize PuTTy by changing the background and font colors. It provides steps to open PuTTy settings, select the Colors option, choose Default Background or Foreground, select or customize a color, and click Apply to update the colors in the PuTTy window. Changing colors can provide a better viewing experience and ensure font colors are readable against the background.

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    PuTTy is an open-source SSH and Telnet client used to connect to remote servers. The document discusses how to customize PuTTy by changing the background and font colors. It provides steps to open PuTTy settings, select the Colors option, choose Default Background or Foreground, select or customize a color, and click Apply to update the colors in the PuTTy window. Changing colors can provide a better viewing experience and ensure font colors are readable against the background.

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    PuTTy is an open-source SSH and Telnet client used to connect to remote servers. The document discusses how to customize PuTTy by changing the background and font colors. It provides steps to open PuTTy settings, select the Colors option, choose Default Background or Foreground, select or customize a color, and click Apply to update the colors in the PuTTy window. Changing colors can provide a better viewing experience and ensure font colors are readable against the background.

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    Customize Putty

    Uploaded by

    nitish.patil
    PuTTy is an open-source SSH and Telnet client used to connect to remote servers. The document discusses how to customize PuTTy by changing the background and font colors. It provides steps to open PuTTy settings, select the Colors option, choose Default Background or Foreground, select or customize a color, and click Apply to update the colors in the PuTTy window. Changing colors can provide a better viewing experience and ensure font colors are readable against the background.

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    Customise PuTTy: Change

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    PuTTy
    PuTTy is a free to use open-source SSH and Telnet client that is used to
    connect to a remote server. Through PuTTy, you can connect and execute
    commands on a remote Linux/Unix server. However, some new users might
    be looking for the settings to change background and font colors in PuTTy.
    In this article, we will show you methods for changing the background and
    font colors in PuTTy.

    How to change colors in PuTTy


    Changing Background Color in PuTTy
    Changing background color can help to provide a better look for eyes while
    working in the command line window. The settings for changing the
    background color in the PuTTy can be found in the configuration settings
    window. You can choose the pre-loaded colors or enter your own RGB
    value for the color. Follow the below steps to change the background color
    in PuTTy:
    1. Hold the Windows key and press S to open the search function.
    Type Putty and press Enter to open it.
    Note: If you are in the session, then right-click on the PuTTy command
    window and choose the Change Settings option.
    Opening PuTTy through Windows search feature
    2. Click on the Colors option under the Window section. Now select
    the Default Background in the list-menu and click the Modify button.

    3. Choose the color that you want for the background or you can also make
    a custom color by adjusting options on the right side. Click Ok button
    after choosing the color.

    Choosing the
    color for the background
    4. Now click the Apply button and check the background of the session
    window.
    Background color changed to red
    Changing Font Color in PuTTy
    Changing the color of the font will depend on the background color. If both
    background and font colors are not a good combination for each other
    then it will look pretty bad and unreadable. Some background like black
    can work with all the font colors except black. Therefore, you can find the
    best one for yourself. Follow the below steps to change the color of the
    font in PuTTy:
    1. Hold the Windows key and press S to open the search function. Search
    for Putty and press Enter to open it.
    Note: If you are in session mode, then right-click on the command
    window and choose Change Settings option to open the configuration
    window.

    Opening Configuration settings for the running session


    2. Go to the Colors settings under the Window list on the left side. Click on
    the Default Foreground option in the list-menu and press
    the Modify button.
    Opening the font
    color settings
    3. Choose the color you want or you can make any custom color by
    adjusting the colors on the right side. After choosing the color, click
    the Ok button and press the Apply button for settings.

    Choosing the
    color for fonts
    4. The font color will change in the command window as shown below:
    Changed font color to yellow
    You can also adjust the colors for other options in the same way. More of
    the interface options can be found in the Appearance options, where users
    can increase the size of the font, the spaces between lines and so on.

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