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We've got many Vista PC's rolled out and a very common complaint is that
there is virtually no difference in color between a selected tab and an unselected tab in Excel when using Vista's default theme. This is especially problematic when people are selecting multiple tabs to make group changes. They will invariably mess up the spreadsheet because they forget they've got five tabs selected. How can we change this color without forcing everyone to select the Windows XP theme? Is there a theme definition we can use that is "professional" that will show this difference? |
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