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How to change a color scheme in Office 2010
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Thursday July 22, 2010
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Thursday July 22, 2010
If you like to
customize your software
then you'll be pleased to know that you cancreate color schemes
for yourOffice 2010 Suite
. Each program can be given it's ownunique color scheme
so thatMicrosoft Word
could be blue,Excel
could be black and so on.Download this episode now
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Show Notes
- Open up a component of Office 2010. In our tutorial, we opened Word 2010.
- Click on File and then on Options.
- Under the General tab, you'll see Color scheme.
- Click the drop down menu and you can pick between Silver, Blue or Black.
- Keep in mind that this will only change the default color in the program you have open.
- If you wish, you can make the change in other modules of Office 2010 and make them different.
- You can have Word be blue, Excel be black, PowerPoint be silver, etc.
- Click on File and then on Options.
- Under the General tab, you'll see Color scheme.
- Click the drop down menu and you can pick between Silver, Blue or Black.
- Keep in mind that this will only change the default color in the program you have open.
- If you wish, you can make the change in other modules of Office 2010 and make them different.
- You can have Word be blue, Excel be black, PowerPoint be silver, etc.
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