Xshell provides a color scheme feature that allows you to
set text and background colors on your preference. You can save all
the colors for text, background, and ANSI color escape sequence in
the color scheme database. Xshell allows you to choose a
color scheme and applies it to the terminal at any time while using
Xshell.
You can also export and import the color schemes you created to
share with other users. For more information on color scheme, see
Color Schemes dialog box.
In the Toolbar, click Color Schemes.
RESULT: The Color Schemes dialog box
appears. In the dialog box, select the color scheme you want to
use, and then click OK.
Open the Properties dialog box, click the Appearance in the Category, select a
color scheme in the Scheme list, and then click
OK. Note: Xshell provides a number of default color
schemes. You can modify the existing color schemes or copy and
create a new one.
Click Export.
RESULT: The Save As dialog box appears.
Browse folders and enter the filename you want to use.
Click Save. Note: The exported file has ".xcs" extension and can only
be used with Xshell. You can save several color schemes in
one file. The names of the color schemes are also saved in the
file.