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Robert Finnel
I read a post about Office 2003 look and feel changing to some ancient 16-bit
type of color scheme when dual monitors were enabled. This seems to be
happening to me as well. I tried "repairing" office, and tried reinstalling
the display drivers, but nothing works. It happens just like this guy
described it:
I have a dual monitor setup, and found out that if I disable the 2nd monitor
(extend windows desktop...) in the display settings, the 3-D look and feel
returns.
The instant I re-enable the 2nd monitor by checking the "extend windows
desktop..." box, the currently running office applications immediately revert
to the ancient looking 2-D look and feel.
Color depth is 32 bits on both monitors, and I have tried all sorts of
combinations of resolutions and color depths to no avail. I also can't find
any resolutions at microsoft.com or in any groups.
Does anyone know what is going on? This has been bothering me for a couple
weeks and I had just accepted it as inevitable. I don't have the option of
reinstalling my OS and everything as this is a work computer.
Thanks
type of color scheme when dual monitors were enabled. This seems to be
happening to me as well. I tried "repairing" office, and tried reinstalling
the display drivers, but nothing works. It happens just like this guy
described it:
I have a dual monitor setup, and found out that if I disable the 2nd monitor
(extend windows desktop...) in the display settings, the 3-D look and feel
returns.
The instant I re-enable the 2nd monitor by checking the "extend windows
desktop..." box, the currently running office applications immediately revert
to the ancient looking 2-D look and feel.
Color depth is 32 bits on both monitors, and I have tried all sorts of
combinations of resolutions and color depths to no avail. I also can't find
any resolutions at microsoft.com or in any groups.
Does anyone know what is going on? This has been bothering me for a couple
weeks and I had just accepted it as inevitable. I don't have the option of
reinstalling my OS and everything as this is a work computer.
Thanks