Dev C++ Dark Mode

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  1. Dev C++ Dark Theme
  2. Dev C++ Dark Modern

You may enable dark theme in Settings or the Command Menu.

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The dark theme

Dark

Set up dark theme from Settings

  1. Click Customize And Control DevTools.. and then select Settings. You may also open Settings by pressing F1.
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Opening Settings

  1. On the Preferences pane, under Appearance, click on the Theme drop-down, and select Dark.
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Dev C++ Dark Theme

/vocals-na-na-vst-download.html. Preferences

Set up dark theme from the Command Menu

  1. Open the Command Menu.
  2. Start typing dark, select the Switch To Dark Theme command, and then press Enter to run the command.
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Dev c++ dark model

The dark theme command

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Dev C++ Dark Modern

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