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Microsoft Office 2007 Custom Colours

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Reply Tue 2 Sep 2008, 16:20Delegate Daniel said...

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Microsoft Office 2007 Custom Colours

Is it possible to save a custom colour in Microsoft Office that will then be available in all future Office documents?

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Reply Tue 9 Sep 2008, 10:11Trainer Mark said...

RE: Microsoft Office 2007 Custom Colours

Hi Daniel

How are you thanks for the post sorry its taken a while to get back to you

When you change colours on the theme in a program this will be available, but only to the program you are in not the other applications of office

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