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After removing every possible color information from the WM65, I started adding some color to see what affected what.

The first element I tried was placing back the SHColor value in the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Color] registry key.

I didn't have enough time today to play with the colors, so I simply put back the default base color from WM65, which are:

FF,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,DD,DD,DD,00,FF,FF,CC,00,FF,FF,FF,00,82,82,82,00,
82,82,82,00,DE,DE,DE,00,74,74,74,00,FF,FF,FF,00,74,74,74,00,74,74,74,00,
74,74,74,00,82,82,82,00,74,74,74,00,FF,FF,FF,00,DE,DE,DE,00,9D,9D,9D,00,
9D,9D,9D,00,FF,FF,FF,00,82,82,82,00,74,74,74,00,FF,FF,FF,00,82,82,82,00,
84,84,C3,00,82,82,82,00,74,74,74,00,FF,FF,FF,00,FF,FF,FF,00,00,00,00,00,
FF,FF,FF,00,00,00,00,00,FF,FF,FF,00,82,82,82,00,9D,9D,9D,00,FF,FF,FF,00,
FF,FF,FF,00,DE,DE,DE,00,74,74,74,00,FF,FF,FF,00,74,74,74,00

Which represents the following colors:

Every four bytes represents a specific color in the table above.

After I add this registry entry, WM65 has this appearance:

Let's see if I can identify each color tomorrow.

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