COLOR-TABLE - This variable is typically used when a character-based application is moved to a graphical environment. Use the COLOR-TABLE variable to cause transformations of individual color combinations. For example, a COLOR-TABLE entry might cause a red foreground on a black background to be translated to a white foreground on a blue background.
Follow the word COLOR-TABLE with the original foreground and background numbers, separated by a comma. Follow these by an equals sign and then the new foreground and background numbers, separated by a comma.
For example, to transform the color combination of foreground 5 on background 2, to foreground 13 on background 2, you would use:
COLOR-TABLE 5, 2 = 13, 2
Foreground and Background Settings
1 low-intensity Black
2 low-intensity Blue
3 low-intensity Green
4 low-intensity Cyan
5 low-intensity Red
6 low-intensity Magenta
7 low-intensity Brown
8 low-intensity White
9 high-intensity Black
10 high-intensity Blue
11 high-intensity Green
12 high-intensity Cyan
13 high-intensity Red
14 high-intensity Magenta
15 high-intensity Brown
16 high-intensity White