Aw shucks. That's the story of my life since 2007. Why on earth did they
create an "upgrade" that does so much less than the old version did and that
requires so much more effort? It seems like nothing works as well or as
easily as it did in 2003. Maybe someday I'll get used to it, but I'm
starting to feel like Gregor Samsa. I woke up one morning and my whole world
had changed.
"Jay Freedman" wrote:
Sorry, you can't find it because it isn't there. :-(
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Jerry wrote:
I recently "upgraded" to Word 2007. Always before, the title bar of
the active window was blue and the inactive windows were gray. Now,
the active window and inactive window both have a gray title bar,
with only a tiny distinction in the shade of gray and the text.
Since I use two monitors and often have documents open on both
screens, it was useful to be able to tell at a glance which window
was active. Where do I change the appearance of the windows? I've
tried changing the color scheme to blue, but that doesn't provide the
contrast I'm hoping for. On the Appearance tab of the Display
Properties window, I have Windows Classic style and Windows Standard
selected, but this doesn't seem to apply to Word.
I've gone through the Word Options, but haven't run across the right
spot to change the appearance of the active window. Can anybody tell
me where to find it?
Thanks.
Jerry
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