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colorDepth
Description
Returns the bits-per-pixel value used for colors on the destination device or buffer. Script programmers use this value when deciding how best to use colors.
Syntax
object.colorDepth
Settings
The value of this read-only property depends on the bufferDepth property. If bufferDepth is 0 or -1, colorDepth is equal to the bits-per-pixel value for the screen or printer. If bufferDepth is nonzero, colorDepth is equal to bufferDepth.
Example
The following JScript example picks foreground and background colors based on the color depth of the screen.
if (screen.colorDepth > 2) { document.body.bgColor = "white"; document.body.color = "blue"; } else { document.body.bgColor = "black"; document.body.color = "white"; }Applies To
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