Click on the " Show color mixer" button to reveal more options note that you can resize the Control Panel window to show everything without scrolling bars:.Note that these color presets don't include just a base color, they also come with built-in settings for color intensity, saturation, etc. First, click on one of the 16 color swatches at the top, and Windows 7 will immediately show you what this selection would look like, by applying the new "base color" to your program windows, start menu, and taskbar.So feel free and safe to experiment and preview all these color combinations. Windows 7 lets you preview in real time the changes in color you make, and you can always click on the Cancel button to discard them, return to Windows, and keep your current settings.At the top, you will find the 16 color swatches that come "built-in" to Windows 7 underneath, the checkbox that controls transparency and finally, more advanced settings (the color sliders we mentioned earlier, which let you really fine-tune your color choices).That screen will look like this, by default: Windows 7 will open the " Change the color of your window borders, Start menu, and taskbar" screen in the Control Panel, with which you are familiar if you have already customized your transparency settings.(Don't click on the " Change window colors and metrics" link, which affects the Windows 7 Classic Theme, not Aero effects.) Then, click on the " Change window glass color" link at the top.Open the Windows start menu, and type " change window colors" in the search field.Follow these steps to access the color settings for windows, taskbar, and start menu:
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