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********Meg
is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
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Windows XP
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More Colors to
open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your version of
windows.
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open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your version of
windows.
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********Meg
Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Diane Poremsky said:Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
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********Meg said:is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
K
kjdman2789
If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft Word as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears on the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then go back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft Word as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft Word as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears on the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then go back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft Word as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
********Meg said:Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Diane Poremsky said:Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]
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********Meg said:is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
M
********Meg
I did this , but it does not save the color choice, even if I leave word as
the editor.
the editor.
kjdman2789 said:If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you
have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft Word
as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears on
the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then go
back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft Word
as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you
changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
********Meg said:Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Diane Poremsky said:Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More
Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
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mailto:[email protected]
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is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in
Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
D
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
In Outlook 2003 you are limited to selecting the default font colors
globally. You can choose colors per messages - in the outlook editor, click
on format, fonts, color... custom at bottom of color list. With word as the
editor choose fonts on the editing toolbar.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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globally. You can choose colors per messages - in the outlook editor, click
on format, fonts, color... custom at bottom of color list. With word as the
editor choose fonts on the editing toolbar.
--
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********Meg said:I did this , but it does not save the color choice, even if I leave word
as the editor.
kjdman2789 said:If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you
have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft Word
as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears on
the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then go
back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft Word
as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you
changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
********Meg said:Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More
Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
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mailto:[email protected]
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is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in
Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
M
********Meg
That is a bummer..
Thank you though.
I assume there is no download for additional global colors.
Thank you though.
I assume there is no download for additional global colors.
Diane Poremsky said:In Outlook 2003 you are limited to selecting the default font colors
globally. You can choose colors per messages - in the outlook editor,
click on format, fonts, color... custom at bottom of color list. With
word as the editor choose fonts on the editing toolbar.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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mailto:[email protected]
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********Meg said:I did this , but it does not save the color choice, even if I leave word
as the editor.
kjdman2789 said:If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you
have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft Word
as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears
on the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then go
back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you
changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
:
Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More
Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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mailto:[email protected]
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is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in
Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Nope.
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********Meg said:That is a bummer..
Thank you though.
I assume there is no download for additional global colors.
Diane Poremsky said:In Outlook 2003 you are limited to selecting the default font colors
globally. You can choose colors per messages - in the outlook editor,
click on format, fonts, color... custom at bottom of color list. With
word as the editor choose fonts on the editing toolbar.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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mailto:[email protected]
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********Meg said:I did this , but it does not save the color choice, even if I leave word
as the editor.
If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you
have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears
on the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then
go back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you
changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
:
Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More
Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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mailto:[email protected]
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is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in
Outlook
2003?
Windows XP
D
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Actually, "Nope" isn't quite true... while there is no way to change it for
replies, if you want to use this color for new messages you can create
stationery with the font colors set.
--
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replies, if you want to use this color for new messages you can create
stationery with the font colors set.
--
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Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
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********Meg said:That is a bummer..
Thank you though.
I assume there is no download for additional global colors.
Diane Poremsky said:In Outlook 2003 you are limited to selecting the default font colors
globally. You can choose colors per messages - in the outlook editor,
click on format, fonts, color... custom at bottom of color list. With
word as the editor choose fonts on the editing toolbar.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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********Meg said:I did this , but it does not save the color choice, even if I leave word
as the editor.
If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you
have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears
on the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then
go back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you
changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
:
Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More
Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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mailto:[email protected]
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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2003?
Windows XP
K
Kirby
Let me recast the discussion slightly, please. My replies seem to be coming
up in the custom color I selected through Tools > Option > Mail Format but my
new e-mail does not, except for the signature. I keep adding the color I
select to Custom Colors after I create it but it does not seem to stick,
except for the current message. Is this what you are saying I can only do if
I also change my Word Normal template? Thanks for all your help here.
up in the custom color I selected through Tools > Option > Mail Format but my
new e-mail does not, except for the signature. I keep adding the color I
select to Custom Colors after I create it but it does not seem to stick,
except for the current message. Is this what you are saying I can only do if
I also change my Word Normal template? Thanks for all your help here.
Diane Poremsky said:Actually, "Nope" isn't quite true... while there is no way to change it for
replies, if you want to use this color for new messages you can create
stationery with the font colors set.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/
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********Meg said:That is a bummer..
Thank you though.
I assume there is no download for additional global colors.
Diane Poremsky said:In Outlook 2003 you are limited to selecting the default font colors
globally. You can choose colors per messages - in the outlook editor,
click on format, fonts, color... custom at bottom of color list. With
word as the editor choose fonts on the editing toolbar.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]
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I did this , but it does not save the color choice, even if I leave word
as the editor.
If you go into your outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format. If you
have
this in Microsoft Outlook to run your emails click to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor. Create a new email and click the options tab that appears
on the
email itself, change your font to what colour you want it to be. Then
go back
to Tools > Options > Mail Format and untick the box to use Microsoft
Word as
your editor and it will keep your font colours the same as what you
changed
them to.
--
kjdman2789
:
Using Outlook editor..
Don't see a MORE COLORS
Are you using word or the outlook editor? Choose Font Color, More
Colors
to open the color picker - you can make any color supported by your
version of windows.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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message
is there any way to add additional color options for the Fonts in
Outlook
2003?
Windows XP