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MS Office Forum / Excel / Setup / September 2006how do i change tab highlight default color or contrast in 2003
The contrast on the sheet tabs in Excel 2003 is Minimal. I have tried changing my xp theme etc to no advantage. I remember in previous version the tabs would almost be a different shade. I work with groups sometime and this visual is important. Is there a setup function or default that can be altered. "Different shade" with respect to what? Other tabs? You do know you can color the tabs in Excel 2003? Perhaps create a template so all new workbooks would have colored tabs? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP >The contrast on the sheet tabs in Excel 2003 is Minimal. I have tried >changing my xp theme etc to no advantage. I remember in previous version the >tabs would almost be a different shade. I work with groups sometime and this >visual is important. Is there a setup function or default that can be >altered. As I mentioned I had thought that my older version of Office Gave excel a sharp contrast of the active tabs vs the inactive. This is a nice feature when handling groups. I do not currently have an older version handy but I shall look around. And microsoft calls these features UPGRADES?? > "Different shade" with respect to what? > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >visual is important. Is there a setup function or default that can be > >altered.
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