Comments for What do I do if a program requires 16 bit color?

Comment from Branden on 2009-11-19

2009-11-20T07:39:06Z

ok i installed windows xp pro on my computer and everything went fine all but my color scrambled. it stuck on 4 bit and wont let me change. What can i do?

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Comment from Bo on 2009-07-15

2009-07-15T15:04:01Z

Umm, this didn't help me. I was looking for how to have the color quality not go back to 24-bit, immediately after i clicked "OK"... do you have any advice on that?

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Comment from M.-H. on 2009-05-03

2009-05-03T14:34:43Z

Hum... You said the difference between 16 and 24 bits is almost imperceptible so that it's false, it's very perceptible.

That's between 24 and 32 bits, that it's imperceptible... Cuz 32 bits doesn't have more things than 24 bits, only the Alpha (Transparency)

This documentation isn't impressive, anyone know that if you want to change the resolution or the color depth, you go in Control Panel, Display and finally "Configuration" tab... Not impressive!

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Comment from Carl R. Goodwin on 2008-12-09

2008-12-10T02:51:14Z

I don't think you can return opened software anyway. At least you can't anywhere that I buy it. :(

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