It seems to me that Microsoft's software developers for Word don't test their
products with the blue screen/white text option on. I have discovered that
the blue screen/white text option reduces eye strain and I use it
exclusively. However, when there's any kind of light-colored shading or text
bubbles (like in redlining), the text is still white, making it impossible to
see. I think that it shouldn't be that difficult to have the text convert
back to black where there is a light-colored background. I would recommend
it for future product lines.

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