Something changed and I have been trying to figure out what. In Outlook 2003,
all emails appear to have grey background. The opening page of Outlook Today
is now even in grey. Even signatures have grey background with logos boxed in
white. I have <none> selected as stationary. Others receive my emails
appearing normal, white background. But all I receive are in grey, even ones
to myself that looked to be blank stationary or white when I send them out.
It has got to be a preference or display setting somewhere. I have even gone
back to try different display settings for my XP, but all result in the
message box as grey.
What did I (or my kids) do?
the color is controlled by the windows color scheme - try resetting it to
the default. (control panel, display)

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> Something changed and I have been trying to figure out what. In Outlook
> 2003,
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> What did I (or my kids) do?
parkconnector - 12 Feb 2008 19:34 GMT
Diane, there is no specifically "default" choice. I have tried all Theme
choices offered, including Windows XP and Windows Classic, but the grey
message box persists. Also the various choices under the Appearance tab, did
not change the grey.
Help?
> the color is controlled by the windows color scheme - try resetting it to
> the default. (control panel, display)
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> > What did I (or my kids) do?