In the “To-Do-Bar” it no longer gives you all of your appointments, it Only shows appointments for today, not even tomorrows will show up.

Microsoft Office offers only three color choices, Crappy white, Dull Gray or Drk gray. This weekend past, I bought a new PC and MS-Office 365.

Windows XP was the Cadillac of all programs until Windows 7 came out. Ok, so I come home and install MS-Office 365 2013 –Hello! It SUCKS just like windows 8 sucks. I use Microsoft 2010 at the office, in fact our entire network world wide does. Why can’t Microsoft just leave things alone? Please will someone tell them to STOP! (FYI: If it’s not broke don’t fix it). Like always Microsoft has SCREWED UP again BIG TIME. Microsoft is apparently trying to maintain a particular look here because the colors are relatively limited vs. My favorite is the Light Gray however, I was also getting quite used to the White Color Theme. Here’re a few screenshots of the new look. Once you choose a new Color Theme, it will take effect in all Office apps including Outlook 2013, Word 2013, Excel 2013, etc. White, Light Gray, and Dark Gray are the available options. On the General Tab, click the down arrow under Office Theme to choose a new Office Color. Launch Outlook 2013 (or Word or Excel…) and Click File > Options. So changing the colors was the first thing I checked on after installing the RTM, and I’m excited to announce it is possible, and here’s how to do it.Īgain – This only works with Office 2013 RTM “Release to Manufacturer.” You cannot change the theme colors in the Preview. This has been a very sore subject with the Office 2013 Preview as the default White theme has been quite painful on the eyes. Changing the Color Theme in Office 2013, including Outlook 2013, Word, Excel, was not possible until the final RTM release, which is unavailable on Technet and Volume Licenses sites at Microsoft.

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