How to change automatic color in Excel 2003
 

My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use another
colour wherever it would automatically use black?

How to change automatic color in Excel 2003
 

You can go to ToolsOptionsColor and modify the RGB of the black color
placeholder.

But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?

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HTH

Bob

"Hershmab" wrote in message
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My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use
another
colour wherever it would automatically use black?

How to change automatic color in Excel 2003
 

My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use
another
colour wherever it would automatically use black?

You can go to ToolsOptionsColor and modify the RGB of the black color
placeholder.

But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?

LOL

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)

How to change automatic color in Excel 2003
 

What did Rick Rothstein actually write? All I could see was "LOL"!

"Rick Rothstein" wrote:

My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use
another
colour wherever it would automatically use black?

You can go to ToolsOptionsColor and modify the RGB of the black color
placeholder.

But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?

LOL

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)

How to change automatic color in Excel 2003
 

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

You can go to ToolsOptionsColor and modify the RGB of the black color
placeholder.

But isn't it simpler to buy some more ink?

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"Hershmab" wrote in message
...
My printer has run out of black ink. How can I set Excel 2003 to use
another
colour wherever it would automatically use black?



The answer, in theory, is "Yes". But the ink ran out when I had an urgent
job to do and the shops in this part of Ireland will not open till Monday
morning!

I tried your idea, modified the RGB of the black, but it made no difference
to the automatic colour.

How to change automatic color in Excel 2003
 

You still need black ink to produce color.

Black is part of the mix.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 12:14:02 -0700, Hershmab
wrote:

The answer, in theory, is "Yes". But the ink ran out when I had an urgent
job to do and the shops in this part of Ireland will not open till Monday
morning!

I tried your idea, modified the RGB of the black, but it made no difference
to the automatic colour.