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senco
Can the default baby-blue color of Outlook 2003 be modified on Vista? If
yes, how?
yes, how?
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook uses the system colors in the 2003 version. Only 2007 offers the ability to set the theme from Outlook.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, senco asked:
| Can the default baby-blue color of Outlook 2003 be modified on Vista?
| If yes, how?
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
After furious head scratching, senco asked:
| Can the default baby-blue color of Outlook 2003 be modified on Vista?
| If yes, how?
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kenneth
As Mr.Staples informes here OL2003 uses system color. So if you do as you did
no XP, edit system colors or the whole theme you will get a change in
Outlook. Even on Vista. The normal way is to right click on desktop and
choose color and appearence. from there you can edit your current themes with
colors and fonts.
no XP, edit system colors or the whole theme you will get a change in
Outlook. Even on Vista. The normal way is to right click on desktop and
choose color and appearence. from there you can edit your current themes with
colors and fonts.
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Brian Tillman
kenneth said:As Mr.Staples informes here OL2003 uses system color.
You have the wrong gender here. Milly is female.