Office 2007: How To Change the Color Scheme

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Created: Nov 15, 2006     Updated: Nov 17, 2006


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You can change the color scheme of the Microsoft Office 2007 applications so that they better match your existing desktop theme. To do this, follow this tech recipe:

1. Open up one of the Office applications (if you are going to use Outlook, then you will need to access a new message window).

2. Click on the big round Office Button in the upper left corner.

3. In the lower right corner, click the Options button.

4. In the left pane, select Popular.

5. In the right pane, use the Color scheme dropdown to select the desired scheme (blue, silver, or black).

6. Click OK.

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