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Old 09-12-2007, 05:41 PM
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Hello,

The answer's probably 'no,' but is there a way to program your own Highlighting color in Microsoft Office Word 2007? I searched Help, but didn't find that option, and Highlighting doesn't have a 'More Colors...' option like text color does. Just 15 default colors. I'm looking for a lighter gray than their 'Gray-25%'

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well do u mean change ur highlight color? if so right click on the desktop properties apperance tab advanced item- selected items choose ur color click ok and apply
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well do u mean change ur highlight color? if so right click on the desktop properties apperance tab advanced item- selected items choose ur color click ok and apply
No, not the highlighting your mouse does, but the highlighting color that you leave over text, for good :) Like the 'background color' behind text in Microsoft Word.
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Is there a way to program your own Highlighting color in Mic

I don't think it is changeable.

I couldn't find anything on Vista either.

If you want a light grey you could experiment with yellow and printing it in B&W
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well the little thing that is supposed to do it doesnt seem 2 work for me
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well the little thing that is supposed to do it doesnt seem 2 work for me
What do you mean?
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Is there a way to program your own Highlighting color in Mic

theres a box that says font and theres some thing that is supposed to do it but it doesnt work
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