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Suzanne S. Barnhill Suzanne S. Barnhill is offline
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Default paper/backgroud color... Light sensitive eyes

Instead of adding a background in Word, why not change your window color in
Windows? On the Appearance tab of the Control Panel | Display dialog, you
can choose a new window color, which will become the "paper" color in Word.
I use RGB 255/255/225, which is a restful ivory.

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"DDS2209" wrote in message
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I have very light sensitive eyes and when viewing my word documents, or

any
other on screen documents, i HATE looking at a bright white screen (the
simulated paper or background). I typically have to change the background

to
a light blue or something easier on the eyes everytime i open a new

document.

Can I make my colored background/paper my default for all word documents?