This little app. worked for me when I had Windows Mobile 5
BaseHueExpress 1.0
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Summary: The interface colors of the WM5 device is mainly based on a single hue. Most UI elements, such as the Taskbar, the softkeys, buttons, etc., are thus "painted" using this hue, with varying degrees of Saturation and Luminosity or Lightness. In order to change the UI colors, one can use a registry editor or this little application.
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Requirements:
Windows Mobile 5
Made by:
greatbal.blog
The interface colors of the WM5 device is mainly based on a single hue. Most UI elements, such as the Taskbar, the softkeys, buttons, etc., are thus "painted" using this hue, with varying degrees of Saturation and Luminosity or Lightness.
In order to change the UI colors, one can use a registry editor and change the
DWORD value BaseHue in
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Color.
The accepted value of this DWORD value ranges from 0 to 4294967295. If you choose a value between 0 - 255, you'll get greyscale UI colors. Any other value from 256 above gives you "colored" UI elements.
NOTE:
* Left = move countercloskwise (more precise)
* Down = move counterclockwise (faster)
* Right = move clockwise (more precise)
* Up = move clockwise (faster)