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SamL120
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Hi, I want to be able to "grey out" the viewing window in MS Excel and other Office programs. This way, when I view Excel it is easier on the eyes like a newspaper. Optically Excel will look grey to the user, but when you print it (or send to another user), Excel will still show as white since they didn't select the "grey out" option that I did on my custom computer settings
I remember in Windows XP, you can do this through the operating system settings on the Desktop background - on the wallpaper, right click Properties, then go to Background, Windows, and there would be a drop down menu for Advanced and you can select the background color to grey.
How do I do that for Windows 10? If anyone has creative ideas that get to the same result let me know
thanks for your thoughts!
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I remember in Windows XP, you can do this through the operating system settings on the Desktop background - on the wallpaper, right click Properties, then go to Background, Windows, and there would be a drop down menu for Advanced and you can select the background color to grey.
How do I do that for Windows 10? If anyone has creative ideas that get to the same result let me know
thanks for your thoughts!
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