HTP HELP YOU HAVE LEFT OUT 12% of the male POP,

[viper04af]

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Grr i hate when companys do this

12% of the male's are color blind and 95% of those are red/green color blind.

IS there NOT ANY WAY TO CHANGE THE DAMN COLORS OF THE BOX's

all i see is puke colored board with numbers in it, no nice fading of color like everyone else see's

you know how many times a number got changed that should have been "red" but i can't see it cuase it all looks the same to me (phat finger something) !!!!!!!!!!!!!! grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

i can not see the color green adjust your monitors and take away green and tell me how it looks to you.................

please alow some way to change the color stuff!!!!!!!

http://colorfilter.wickline.org/ <<<< use that web page and look at the screen shots of the new 2.0 and tell me how you think we feel

you can use the drop down box to see how poeple missing different cones see your product.... (i'm misssing green)

I'm not flaming at all but you have to under stand all this stuff people are raving about ONLY MAKES IT HARD FOR ME TO USE

please note if you load up site with these links it TAKES some time to filter out the colors!!!

this link is what your page looks like to me

see how most of graph is the same color?


a href="http://colorfilter.wickline.org/colo...ot;><img alt="See your web site through colorblind eyes with the colorblind web page filter." src="http://colorfilter.wickline.org/colo...tton.gif" width="88" height="31"></a>

[Keith@HPTuners]

Your post does come off as a flame and seems you are very angry at us.

2.0 already has options built in to disable table coloring.

[viper04af]

Your post does come off as a flame and seems you are very angry at us.

2.0 already has options built in to disable table coloring.

i don't want to disable it

i just want to use black to yellow or blue to yellow

[Missing2]

rofl.. 12 percet seems a little high.. thts like every 8th male.
and andrew you are the only color blind mofo i know..

;D but i do see your point (not a pun)..

[viper04af]

rofl.. 12 percet seems a little high.. thts like every 8th male.
and andrew you are the only color blind mofo i know..

;D but i do see your point (not a pun)..

http://www.toledo-bend.com/colorblind/aboutCB.html

epending on just which figures you believe, color blindness seems to occur in about 8% - 12% of males of European origin and about one-half of 1% of females. I did not find any figures for frequency in other races. Total color blindness (seeing in only shades of gray) is extremely rare.

Color blindness (color vision deficiency) is a condition in which certain colors cannot be distinguished, and is most commonly due to an inherited condition. Red/Green color blindness is by far the most common form, about 99%, and causes problems in distinguishing reds and greens. Another color deficiency Blue/Yellow also exists, but is rare and there is no commonly available test for it.

i know your not flaming i'm just say it makes using the software hard with everything looks the same

[viper04af]

Life's minor frustrations (and occasional dangers) for the color blind:

* Weather forecasts - especially the Weather Channel - where certain colors just can not be distinguished on their weather maps. Also, maps in general because of the color coding on the legends.
* Bi-color and tri-color LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes): Is that glowing indicator light red, yellow, or green?
* Traffic lights, and worst of all, Caution lights: Color blind people always know the position of the colors on the traffic light - in most states, Red on top, Yellow in the center, Green (or is that blue?) on the bottom. It isn't good when we go to a city or state where they put traffic lights horizontal - it takes a couple of days to get used to that one! But caution lights present an entirely different problem. In this situation there is only one light; no top or bottom, no right or left, just one light that is either red or yellow - but which is it?
* Getting in the sun with your girlfriend: So, you're out in the boat or on the beach with your girlfriend and soaking up the rays. But I can't tell until far too late if I'm getting red - or if she is. If I can tell it's red, by that time it's fire engine red and a painful sunburn is already present.
* Color observation by others: "Look at those lovely pink flowers on that shrub". My reply, looking at a greenish shrub "What flowers?"
* Purchasing clothing: I've got some really neat colors of clothes. Not everyone appreciates them like I do though; they seem to think the colors are strange. I just don't know why!
* Kids and crayons: Color vision deficiencies bother affected children from the earliest years. At school, coloring can become a difficulty when one has to take the blue crayon -and not the pink one- to color the ocean.
* Test strips for hard water, pH, swimming pools, etc.: A color blind person is generally unable to :
o interpret some chemical reactions
o see that litmus paper turns red by acid
o identify a material by the color of its flame such as lead blue or potassium purple
o interpret the chemical testing kits for swimming pool water, test strips for hard water, soil or water pH tests - all of which rely on subtle color differences and a band of similar colors to compare against.
* Cooking and foods:
o When cooking, red deficient individuals cannot tell whether their piece of meat is raw or well done. Many can not tell the difference between green and ripe tomatoes or between ketchup and chocolate syrup.
o Some food can even look definitely disgusting to color deficient individuals. For example, people with a green deficiency cannot possibly eat spinach which to them just look like cow pat. They can however distinguish some citrus fruits. Oranges seem to be of a brighter yellow than that of lemons.
* Are you wearing lipstick? Many color blind people cannot tell whether a woman is wearing lipstick or not. More difficult to handle for some is the inability to make the difference between a blue-eyed blonde and a green-eyed redhead.


or between ketchup and chocolate syrup WORST EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! turs me on that

oh yeah and "green" kecup means nothing to me lol look the same

[Missing2]

interesting.. i am gunna go around trying to pick out closet case colerblind people
with my new found infromation

interesting stuff though..

[viper04af]

interesting.. i am gunna go around trying to pick out closet case colerblind people
with my new found infromation

interesting stuff though..

note the yellow car
;D

[arthansen]

Under the catagory of "Dangers"....

When I was in the Army, we were doing training on explosives. We were wiring up detonators and about half way through, as an afterthought, the instructor asked if anybody was color blind. I raised my hand and you would have thought I had yelled fire in a movie theater. Obviously, they were suppose to ask that first. I never did get to finish wiring the detonators.

[viper04af]

Under the catagory of "Dangers"....

When I was in the Army, we were doing training on explosives. We were wiring up detonators and about half way through, as an afterthought, the instructor asked if anybody was color blind. I raised my hand and you would have thought I had yelled fire in a movie theater. Obviously, they were suppose to ask that first. I never did get to finish wiring the detonators.

its the purple wire....... *clips black one* umm thats weird the clock didn't stop

[S2002S]

I'm colorblind but have learned to cope. Having selectable colors would be a nice perk.

[viper04af]

I'm colorblind but have learned to cope. Having selectable colors would be a nice perk.

I cope too but some things thers nothing i do but change the colors lol. like in this cas

[frcefed98]

Red Green Deficient here! I've always learned to cope, but having an option to help us folks out would be great.
J