Diane Poremsky said:tools, options, calendar options - you can select a blue background.
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Bob Jann said:How can I customize the color/style of the calendar page so that it
matches the coloring/style of the Outlook Today page (e.g., the blue
"winter" theme available for Outlook Today)?
Bob Jann said:How about changing the color of the areas surrounding the calendar
display -- I mean the area where in ocons appear on the top and side?
Diane Poremsky said:tools, options, calendar options - you can select a blue background.
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Bob Jann said:How can I customize the color/style of the calendar page so that it
matches the coloring/style of the Outlook Today page (e.g., the blue
"winter" theme available for Outlook Today)?
Diane Poremsky said:What version of Outlook? If 2003 or 2007, there are limited colors for the
main interface.
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Bob Jann said:How about changing the color of the areas surrounding the calendar
display -- I mean the area where in ocons appear on the top and side?
Diane Poremsky said:tools, options, calendar options - you can select a blue background.
--
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How can I customize the color/style of the calendar page so that it
matches the coloring/style of the Outlook Today page (e.g., the blue
"winter" theme available for Outlook Today)?
Bob Jann said:2002
Diane Poremsky said:What version of Outlook? If 2003 or 2007, there are limited colors for
the main interface.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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Bob Jann said:How about changing the color of the areas surrounding the calendar
display -- I mean the area where in ocons appear on the top and side?
tools, options, calendar options - you can select a blue background.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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How can I customize the color/style of the calendar page so that it
matches the coloring/style of the Outlook Today page (e.g., the blue
"winter" theme available for Outlook Today)?
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