I have a visual problem and reading the light color (and size) of the light colored ribbon makes it almost impossible to work with. Please give me a step by step on how to adjust this. If there is no way to fix this issue, then I will not be able to purchase this version and will have to keep 2000XP. Comments anyone? Thank youj.

Perhaps using the High Contrast setting provided by the Windows
operating system in Control Panel, Accessibility Options, Display will
provide the definition you want.

maxinekaplan wrote:
> I have a visual problem and reading the light color (and size) of the
> light colored ribbon makes it almost impossible to work with. Please
> give me a step by step on how to adjust this. If there is no way to fix
> this issue, then I will not be able to purchase this version and will
> have to keep 2000XP. Comments anyone? Thank youj.
>
>

In article <maxinekaplan.3mbq3q@no-mx.tabletquestions.com>, Maxinekaplan
wrote:
> I have a visual problem and reading the light color (and size) of the
> light colored ribbon makes it almost impossible to work with. Please
> give me a step by step on how to adjust this. If there is no way to fix
> this issue, then I will not be able to purchase this version and will
> have to keep 2000XP. Comments anyone? Thank youj.

One thing to try:

Click the Office button, choose XX Options (where XX is the name of the
program you're using). Click "Popular" in the left-hand pane, then in the
right hand pane, try the various color schemes. I'm guessing that Black
may be your best bet.

If that's not enough of a change, you might try Start, Programs,
Accessibility and see if running the Accessibility Wizard makes any useful
changes.