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BeccaG64

LOST MY FILL COLORS IN EXCEL 2003, HOW TO RESTORE?
 
Log in as a user and no fill colors can be seen nor can I add any to ANY
worksheet or workbook. Log in as Admin and the colors are there and usable.
Palet is present in ADMIN mode but not in user mode. What happened and how
can I restore colors to the user on the computer, cannot allow this person to
be ADMIN. Help.. Thanks a big bunch. I think they may have deleted their main
BOOK.XLT properties or something along that line.

Gord Dibben

LOST MY FILL COLORS IN EXCEL 2003, HOW TO RESTORE?
 
Check this out................

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=833258

The fill color, the fill pattern, or the line color of a WordArt or
AutoShape object in an Office document does not change

As directed, change the High Contrast setting in Windows OS for users'
profiles.

Info only...............Excel does not have a BOOK.XLT unless one is created
by user.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 06:18:04 -0700, BeccaG64
wrote:

Log in as a user and no fill colors can be seen nor can I add any to ANY
worksheet or workbook. Log in as Admin and the colors are there and usable.
Palet is present in ADMIN mode but not in user mode. What happened and how
can I restore colors to the user on the computer, cannot allow this person to
be ADMIN. Help.. Thanks a big bunch. I think they may have deleted their main
BOOK.XLT properties or something along that line.



BeccaG64

LOST MY FILL COLORS IN EXCEL 2003, HOW TO RESTORE?
 
THANKS.. That was exactly what it was.. who would have thought the display
settings caused it.. YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!
Rebecca

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Check this out................

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=833258

The fill color, the fill pattern, or the line color of a WordArt or
AutoShape object in an Office document does not change

As directed, change the High Contrast setting in Windows OS for users'
profiles.

Info only...............Excel does not have a BOOK.XLT unless one is created
by user.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 06:18:04 -0700, BeccaG64
wrote:

Log in as a user and no fill colors can be seen nor can I add any to ANY
worksheet or workbook. Log in as Admin and the colors are there and usable.
Palet is present in ADMIN mode but not in user mode. What happened and how
can I restore colors to the user on the computer, cannot allow this person to
be ADMIN. Help.. Thanks a big bunch. I think they may have deleted their main
BOOK.XLT properties or something along that line.




Gord Dibben

LOST MY FILL COLORS IN EXCEL 2003, HOW TO RESTORE?
 
Very common problem posted many times in these Excel newsgroups.

MS should offer a warning when users change to High Contrast.


Gord


On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:20:04 -0700, BeccaG64
wrote:

THANKS.. That was exactly what it was.. who would have thought the display
settings caused it.. YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!
Rebecca

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Check this out................

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=833258

The fill color, the fill pattern, or the line color of a WordArt or
AutoShape object in an Office document does not change

As directed, change the High Contrast setting in Windows OS for users'
profiles.

Info only...............Excel does not have a BOOK.XLT unless one is created
by user.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 06:18:04 -0700, BeccaG64
wrote:

Log in as a user and no fill colors can be seen nor can I add any to ANY
worksheet or workbook. Log in as Admin and the colors are there and usable.
Palet is present in ADMIN mode but not in user mode. What happened and how
can I restore colors to the user on the computer, cannot allow this person to
be ADMIN. Help.. Thanks a big bunch. I think they may have deleted their main
BOOK.XLT properties or something along that line.






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