Hello Suzanne,
Yes I am aware of changing system wide display settings. Indeed I just toyed
about in them again just now. But on text windows as this dialog box I am
typing into it still comes back white. Even after adjusting all the
Appearance options. Now as I type I have the mid brightness color of teal
over white.
I feel the option to maintain whatever color background while viewing an
outline document is very important. Or a work around that only effects word
is in order.
Is it possible to have an image (plain dark blue jpg) background while in
outline and normal mode in Word 2007?
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
I suppose that you do know that you can change the "paper" color in Word by
changing the window color in Windows Control Panel | Display | Appearance?
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"stephencasey" wrote in message
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Thank you for the clear response Dawn.
It is obvious to me that I will now not be buying Word or Office 2007 for
a
few years until they do include it, if ever. Take care.
"Dawn Crosier, Word MVP" wrote:
That was one of the features that Microsoft left out of Word 2007.
Sorry.
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"stephencasey" wrote in message
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How do I change the outline views background color on word 2007?
I work almost exclusively in outline view in Word 2003. In the Live
demo I
couldn't see how to maintan a blue, brown etc background while working
in
outline view. Is there a way?