How can I change the color of the page numbers in Microsoft Word? They are gray and I want them to be black.?
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I don't mean to sound like a smart A@##, but are you sure they are grey?  I went to Word to see if I could see what you were talking about, and after setting it up, I could see what you mean, that they appear grey, but once printed, they were black.  Page numbering is computed text, and usually, computed text is greyed out when editing.\n\nIn the font attributes, when you open view -> header footer and insert the page number, highlight it, right-click, and go to font.  One selection there is color (which defaults to automatic).  Even if you change the color to bright green, once you close, the color on the screen is light grey.  Go to print preview and you will see the "true" chosen color.
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Go to your desktop.\nright click\nclick Properties\nclick settings\nyou will find a area called color quality. click the litle arrow and chose which ever one you want. (16, 32 bit). click apply and then ok.
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Actually, I believe you would need to change the color of the text you are trying to print.
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In the Microsoft Office setup you add additional text converters. In Control Panel go to Add/remove Programs, and click the Change button for Office. From there you can choose the feature "Add or Remove Features"; from there (depending on the version) there is an option to choose customization of applications and under Word you can add all kinds of additional text converters.
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You have three options:\n\n1) resize fonts, graphics, margins, et cetera.\n\n2) use larger paper.\n\n3) insert page breaks where you need to advance to another page (CTRL + ENTER), although I can't imagine why Word would not automatically go to the next page!
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Do you mean that the white areas on the page result gray ?\nIn this case you might use a completly black paper and insert it between the page you want to scan and the top cover of your scanner.
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Whoa. Haven't been deep into a 95 operating system in a while.  Not sure if I remember the paths to take.\nFind Control Panel, and and open up Printers.\nRight click on the printer in question and select properties.\nThere may be several tabs to explore, including color management.\nBUT, look on the general tab first, and see if there's a button to click on that says something like "printing preferences", and explore that one.  That may open another window where there's a color tab. There may be a setting in there that's set to "grayscale" or "black cartridge only".
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I am assuming that you are talking about changing the font attributes while using a word processing program like MS Word. \n\nIt is really simple. Select the portion of text you want to apply the new attributes to (you can select text by either clicking the beginning of the text and dragging the mouse cursor (still holding the click) to the end of the text or by placing the cursor at the beginning of the text, holding down "Shift" and moving the cursor using the right arrow key (-->) till the end of the text). After you select the desired portion of text, click on the font-face menu (The one listing the current font - like "Times New Roman" etc and select the desired font from the drop-down menu). Likewise, you can also click the font-type menu and alter the size of the font. To change the color of the font, look for a symbol with an 'A' and a paintbrush. Click on the menu and select the desired color from the pop-up menu.
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In the Color list, choose a new color for the flashing cursor that appears when you are typing text into an edit box, document, and so on. To use the original system color for the cursor, choose Original. To choose from additional colors, activate the Define Custom Color button and choose one of the available colors from the palette. \nSample Cursor Enhancement\nThis area allows you to preview your cursor enhancement settings. MAGic displays a sample of you current cursor enhancements using the text in this area. This lets you adjust the enhancements to achieve the desired effect before applying them. \nCursor Enhancement Attributes\nThe Cursor Enhancement Attributes area allows you to choose a cursor enhancement style. You can also adjust the appearance and size of the enhancement and when it displays on your screen. \nStyle\nIn the Style list, choose one of the following enhancement styles:\n* None - The cursor appears as a blinking vertical bar, with no additional enhancements.\n* Oval - A small area around the cursor is surrounded by an oval.\n* Triangle - Two small triangles appear above and below the current position of the cursor.\n* Box - The immediate area around the cursor is surrounded by a small rectangle.\n* Line - Perpendicular lines appear beneath the text and a small vertical line indicates the exact position of the cursor.\nColor\nIn the Color list, choose a color for the enhancement style you selected. To invert the brightness or colors of screen areas covered by the enhancement, choose Invert Brightness or Invert Colors. To choose from additional colors, activate the Define Custom Color button and choose one of the available colors from the palette. \nDisplay\nIn the Display list, choose when MAGic should apply enhancements to the cursor:\n* Always - The cursor enhancements are always active and visible on the screen.\n* Cursor Moving - The enhancements are only visible when the cursor is moving, such as when you are typing text or using the arrow keys.\n* Cursor Not Moving - The enhancements are only visible when the cursor is stationary.\n* When MAGic Key is Pressed - The enhancements only appear when you press the MAGic Key.\nTransparency\nUse the Transparency slider to adjust the transparency level of the cursor enhancement. This is useful if your cursor enhancement frequently obscures the surrounding text. Higher levels of transparency allow you to see text and images beneath the enhancement.\nThickness\nUse the Thickness slider to adjust the thickness of the cursor enhancement. Thicker cursor enhancements are easier to see and stand out more. Thinner cursor enhancements are more subdued and let you see more of the text.\nLength\nUse the Length slider to adjust the horizontal size of the cursor enhancement style. This affects how much text is included within the oval, box, and line enhancements.\nHeight\nUse the Height slider to adjust the vertical size of the cursor enhancement style. This affects the height of the oval and box enhancements and increases the length of the vertical portion of the line enhancement.\nColor Enhancements\nFrom the Magnification menu, choose Color Enhancements to define how MAGic displays colors on your screen. This feature allows you to replace and swap colors, adjust the brightness and contrast, apply tinting, make your screen black-and-white (monochrome), and invert the brightness and colors of your display. You can apply color enhancements to the magnified area, unmagnified area, or both. The Magnified Area and Unmagnified Area tabs provide the same enhancement options.\nNote:f you are using Windows 95, 98, or ME, you can only use the Color Enhancements command to invert the colors of your screen.\nThe Color Schemes tab lets you save your color enhancements settings as a scheme or switch to a different scheme. For more information on schemes, refer to Using Schemes on page 47.\nSelect the Enable Color Enhancements check box on any tab in this dialog box to apply color en
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You can try Neowin XP THEME patch. It's free and you can change any colours you prefer. YOu can find it anywhere on the net, for example here:
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it's the Autocorrect feature.  in ms word, go to Tools then Autocorrect Options.  change settings under Autoformat to your preference
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There used to be a link at the top of the page, but it's not there now. I looked really good and didn't find any way to go back. I think the old page is gone forever.\n\nDo you know that you can change the colors of the page and put it into a narrow layout. I just found that as I was looking for the link for you. Far top right, look for Page Options.\n\nI didn't like the extra wide page and the colors. It was too bland. I changed mine to Orange. There are 5 different colors. Might as well make the best of it.
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I think black is dark enough.\n\nTo make text bigger click view -> font size and select a larger font. Or you can hold down control and move your mouse wheel up and down.
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All the other posters (posers) are wrong.  You can change a font color.\n\nIf you are using Adobe Acrobat, choose the TEXT TOUCH UP tool.  You can then highlight the text you want to change, right click it and choose ATTRIBUTES.  You will see a small paint bucket in the lower left hand corner.  click on it and you can choose a color.
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I have two suggestions...\n\n1.  Save the attachment to your hard drive and try to open it.  Be sure that it is saved as .doc\n\n2.  Open the document and select CTRL+A to select all the text and then be sure the color of the font is black....or some other visable color.  Perhaps the text color didn't translate well.\n\nHope this helps...
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I am not understanding FONT color? You mean the text thats under the icons?\n\nTry playing around with desktop settings. Go to Control Panel then display and then click on Appearance and you can change desktop fonts....icons I do think you can.
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You don't say what software your pages are in now so this is kind of hard to answer.\nAssuming they are in Word, is there a wizard? If not can you save each page as a jpeg or bmp or pdf and make yourself a paper dummy to follow and those page-images in the right order? The process is called imposition.