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Hi While working with SMath everything is covered in black, see picture below. Even older files are shown in black and I can't use them anymore. I already reinstalled SMath. Thank you in Advance. 
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Originally Posted by: G-Tate  While working with SMath everything is covered in black, see picture below.
Even older files are shown in black and I can't use them anymore.
I already reinstalled SMath. This freak is quite old wrt versions. Select all, click background white. It may come back black again, a pen in the ass. Try it ... report ... a real bug !
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Thanks for your kind answer,
what a beautiful atmosphere here.
Well that worked, sometimes the thoughts are somewhere else, but it should never stop you from being kind.
At least... try!
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If you want you can use this small utility to batch fix one or more files at once (It is just an automated raw "find and replace" routine on the plaintext data, doesn't use/require SMath Studio.) Just drag & drop the sm files on the executable. the original files are kept and the fixed files are created next to the originals with a "_fixed" suffix.  black to transparent bg (1.0.1).zip (3kb) downloaded 13 time(s).Edited by user 04 January 2022 23:15:43(UTC)
| Reason: ver 1.0.1 updated to not auto-close on double-click |
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one-line command for linux users:Code:sed 's/bgColor="#000000"//g' input.sm > output.sm
for multiple files in a directory:Code:for i in *.sm; do sed 's/bgColor="#000000"//g' "$i" > "${i%.sm}_fixed.sm"; done
Edited by user 05 January 2022 18:16:47(UTC)
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