I quite often open the powershell command line to enter ad-hoc commands. My problem is that in prior versions of Windows I always changed the powershell command line window color scheme to black (or dark blue) text on a white background. Unfortunately, in Win10, the powershell command line does syntax highlighting, and using a white background makes most text unreadable due to the syntax hightlighting (white, yellow and light grey text are impossible to read). But even the original color scheme is lacking because quite often the contrast between the text and the background is way too low making the text hard to read. In short, this is a nightmare.
So my question: does anyone know how to either turn off the powershell command line syntax highlighting, or to change the syntax highlighting color scheme?
BTW, the PowerShell ISE uses a white background for its editor window, and I find the syntax highlighting there poses no problem. Why couldn’t the folks at MS have used the same color scheme for the powershell command line? That would have been great. (P.S. I’m happy that they finally changed the default color scheme for the command prompt to black on white; the prior white on black scheme always bugged me and I always had to change it.)
:cheers:
