How to change the theme of Office 2013

Anonymous
2012-10-25T13:14:57+00:00

How do I change the Theme in Office 2013?

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Anonymous
2012-10-25T13:15:23+00:00

You can change the theme in Office by clicking File > Account page in any Office product with the exception of Outlook. In Outlook, Click File > Office Account to change the theme.

There are three themes available in Office 2013:

White - Default

Light Gray

Dark Gray

For more information, view the page below:

Change the Office theme

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  2. Anonymous
    2017-05-10T08:58:18+00:00

    Still using Office 2010 here. No intention of using 365 and doing my best to ensure that nobody I can influence does either.

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  3. Anonymous
    2017-05-10T03:03:13+00:00

    Oh, man...you don't know the half of it. They're creating a nightmare for SMBs by off-loading their inability to competently program a GUI for their server products onto already strained IT staffs by switching over to a command line environment. DOS had something like 130-+ commands ... Which was a pain to memorize. A couple years ago, they "celebrated" having created 500 commandlets in Powershell. Apparently under the belief that we have nothing better to do than sit around and memorize all this crap for the occasional server emergency​.

    And don't even get me started on why they didnt release​ Windows 8 with a Start button (it was a scam to jump-start their apps market which is a segment of the ITscape they were getting their butts kicked in....oh. they still are.)

    Or the so-stupid-it's-funny incompetence of the on-screen tablet keyboard........

    Or any one of 20 other things that seem designed to put me in an early grave.

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