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How do I change the 10 default text colors in Office 2007
In Office 2007, the default 10 colors for text no longer includes the classic
mid-blue (RGB 0/0/255). I have used this colour extensively for highlighting and want to keep a consistent look and feel with my older documents. To select it now means I have to choose "More Colors" every time amd make sure I choose the right hexagon, if not I have to go to Custom Colors. Is there a way to change the default set of colors back to the 2003 palette? |
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