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# Dark Mode

A much requested dark and light mode was introduced in TeamCal Neo in version 4.0.0. Actually, there was a dark theme available before but no easy instant switch between the modes.

In the top menu you can now find the Theme switch menu:

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## Light Mode

Light Mode switches to a light background with dark font colors:

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## Dark Mode

Dark Mode switches to a dark background with light text colors.

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## Auto Mode

Auto Mode will try to find out whether you have a dark or light mode environment on your computer and then adjust the mode accordingly.


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