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In Word 2010 is there any way to customize the colors available for text highlighting?
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Word has only the standard 16 highlight options (one being none). You can't add more. You can, of course, have a myriad (16,777,216) of font colours.
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On the other hand, the colors available for text shading are many more.
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Word has only the standard 16 highlight options (one being none). You can't add more. You can, of course, have a myriad (16,777,216) of font colours.
That is what I feared. Thanks for the quick reply.
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Old 07-25-2015, 05:26 PM
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On the other hand, the colors available for text shading are many more.
Thanks. I wish text highlighting had the same options for text shading.
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