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20th Feb 2008, 10:36
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Is there a way to darken/change the color of the text cursor (the one that looks like an 'I' that your mouse pointer turns into) in Microsoft Word (Office 2007)? I have my document background a gray color, to be easier on my eyes than white, but then the text cursor is very hard to find without concentrating on searching for it, because it's also gray.
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20th Feb 2008, 12:43
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i dont think you can
i know you can with ubuntu, but thats a different OS does putting the brightness down on the monitor not help?
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20th Feb 2008, 15:08
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i already have the brightness down too much, 66%, so i also like to use the gray background=) but okay, if there's no way. thanks:)
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