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In Word 2003 one could add frequently used symbols to the toolbar for easy
access. While the symbols used in the card game 'bridge', can be added to
the Symbol toolbar, I can't figure out how to color the heart and diamond red.
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Unfortunately, Word 2007 allows only very limited customization, and editing
toolbar buttons is not provided for. I'm really hoping they're reintroduce
the Button Image Editor in Word 2010.

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In Word 2003 one could add frequently used symbols to the toolbar for easy
access. While the symbols used in the card game 'bridge', can be added to
the Symbol toolbar, I can't figure out how to color the heart and diamond
red.


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Default Adding Frequently Used Symbols to Toolbar

I'm assuming you *aren't* any longer using Word 2003 [2007, perhaps] & that
by "Symbol toolbar" you're referring to the dropdown palette in teh Symbols
group of the Ribbon? If my assumptions are correct...

Once you insert the character, select it & change the font color just as you
would for any alphanumeric character. If you intend to use them frequently
you can add them (one at a time) to the QuickParts Gallery or - even
better - as AutoCorrect items. See Word Help if you need it on how to do so:

AutoCorrect:
http://office.microsoft.com/client/h...01512471033#18

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In Word 2003 one could add frequently used symbols to the toolbar for easy
access. While the symbols used in the card game 'bridge', can be added to
the Symbol toolbar, I can't figure out how to color the heart and diamond
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Default Adding Frequently Used Symbols to Toolbar

AutoCorrect works the best. Thanks for your help.

"CyberTaz" wrote:

I'm assuming you *aren't* any longer using Word 2003 [2007, perhaps] & that
by "Symbol toolbar" you're referring to the dropdown palette in teh Symbols
group of the Ribbon? If my assumptions are correct...

Once you insert the character, select it & change the font color just as you
would for any alphanumeric character. If you intend to use them frequently
you can add them (one at a time) to the QuickParts Gallery or - even
better - as AutoCorrect items. See Word Help if you need it on how to do so:

AutoCorrect:
http://office.microsoft.com/client/h...01512471033#18

--
HTH |:)
Bob Jones
Office:Mac MVP

"Ellen Apte" wrote in message
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In Word 2003 one could add frequently used symbols to the toolbar for easy
access. While the symbols used in the card game 'bridge', can be added to
the Symbol toolbar, I can't figure out how to color the heart and diamond
red.



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