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How to Change the colour scheme in Microsoft word 2007

Would not it be good to have good colour schemes for a change in Microsoft word, simply to make you feel better?
Well, then you can do the following to change the colour scheme in Microsoft word 2007.
Click the Office button.
At the bottom of the emerging splash screen, you will be able to find an option called word options.
Click on it, and then in the word options window, under the popular set the color scheme to suit your choice.
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