HI
I have created a database in access 2007 and come up with some nice colours for the forms, controls etc.
These actually look better against the black colour scheme than the blue, so I would like to use that.
My question is how do I change the colour scheme for access without changing it for word, excel etc as well.
I found it under access options behind the office button, but it obviously means office options in this context!
I am deploying access 2007 runtime with my database, so if they don't have office 2007 that's fine. However if they have office 2007 of any type once they change the scheme back in word it changes my database, even if it is compiled as a .accde.
Anyone know if it is possible to change the colour scheme for a particular office program, or even a specific database without affecting the rest of office.
Thanks
Sue
I have created a database in access 2007 and come up with some nice colours for the forms, controls etc.
These actually look better against the black colour scheme than the blue, so I would like to use that.
My question is how do I change the colour scheme for access without changing it for word, excel etc as well.
I found it under access options behind the office button, but it obviously means office options in this context!
I am deploying access 2007 runtime with my database, so if they don't have office 2007 that's fine. However if they have office 2007 of any type once they change the scheme back in word it changes my database, even if it is compiled as a .accde.
Anyone know if it is possible to change the colour scheme for a particular office program, or even a specific database without affecting the rest of office.
Thanks
Sue
