Here are some of the color changes you might make in Word.
pop kick open the Word document in which you want to change the background color.
In Word 2010, go toPage Layout>Page Color.
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SelectPage Colorto display a list of color options available as background tints.
opt for color you want fromStandard ColorsorTheme Colors.
To add a custom color, selectMore Colors.
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Select a color from the wheel and chooseOK.
To remove a page color, selectPage Colorand chooseNo Color.
The document background isn’t limited to solid colors.
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Add a pattern, texture or image as a background.
To do this, select Fill Effects and selectGradient,Texture,PatternorPicture.
When you are in the correct section, pick the options you want to apply.
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Change all or part of the text to colors other than black.
grab the text you want to work with.
snag the Font Color drop-down arrow to open theFont Colormenu.
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Hover over the colors to see a preview of the color on the selected text.
To see additional colors, choseMore Colors.
In theColorsdialog box, choose the color you want to apply to the selected text.
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Highlight Text in Color
Another way to emphasize important information in your document is to highlight it.
grab the text you want to highlight.
Go to theHometab and select theText Highlight Colordrop-down arrow to display theHighlight Colormenu.
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Select any color in the menu to apply the highlighting effect to the selected text.
SelectNo Colorto remove the highlighting.
If you have a great deal of text to highlight, change the cursor into a highlighter.
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To see them, go to theDesigntab and selectColors.
Go to theDesigntab and selectColors, then selectCustomize Colors.
In theNametext box, enter a descriptive name for the theme.
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However, this option has not been available since Word 2003.
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