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#OFFICE 2016 FOR MAC SHARE COLOR PALETTE PASSWORD#
#OFFICE 2016 FOR MAC SHARE COLOR PALETTE WINDOWS#

Enter and reenter a password in the Start Enforcing Protection dialog box.Select the Yes, Start Enforcing Protection button.įigure 12.“Formatting or styles that aren’t allowed” dialog box Select No if you want to keep the current formatting in your document.įigure 11. Select Yes or No in the dialog box asking if you want to remove existing styles that aren’t allowed by the restrictions you just set in the Formatting Restrictions dialog box.Unless you are using AutoFormat (which is not common), strongly consider unchecking this option.īlock Theme or Scheme switching prevents other users from changing the document to a different theme in the Design tab or to a separate scheme (such as a color scheme, which is not common).īlock Quick Style Set switching prevents other users from using the style options on the Home tab. Check or uncheck the three optional formatting choices:Īllow AutoFormat to override formatting restrictions lets AutoFormat supersede the options selected in the Formatting Restrictions dialog box.“Checked styles are currently allowed” menu Select this option if you want to prevent other Word users from making any style change. Recommended Minimum checks common style options currently allowed in the document but unchecks less common styles such as table and list formatting. Or, select one of the preset option buttons:Īll checks every style option currently allowed in the document. Check or uncheck the individual styles you want to allow from the Formatting Restrictions dialog box.“Limit formatting to a selection of styles” option Check Limit formatting to a selection of styles in the Formatting Restrictions dialog box.įigure 7.

Check Limit formatting to a selection of styles in the Restrict Editing task pane.įigure 5.

Select Restrict Editing in the drop-down menu.

Select the Info tab in the Backstage view.

Make a custom color and use the RGB Sliders and enter the decimal values above. Note: color values returned by color meter might be slightly different based on the selected color profile. Using /Applications/Utilities/DigitalColor Meter.app set to RGB as Actual Value, 8-bit and then hover over each color to find it's RGB color values. They have names such as "Olive", "Blue", "Dark Red", "Dark Maroon". I've got a screenshot of the ones I mean:

I've seen that it's possible to create new colors/palettes (while in the Windows version it's not - that's an improvement IMO), but I haven't been able to find the RGB specs of the colors themselves.ĮDIT: To clarify, the "colors" I'm looking for are the ones you get in Outlook 2010. The Apple-supplied palette is to "bright" for my taste. I've been mucking around, and I already have the proper list of categories loaded, but I can't figure out what are the equivalent to the MS-provided colors. I'm setting up my Mac Outlook/Office environment "just so" and one of the things I'm missing is to be able to construct the same categories and associated colors that I have been using on Windows. Just starting to use a Mac "for real work" (vs tinkering with it as a set-top player in the past).

Does anybody know what are the RGB "equivalents" of the category colors that MS uses in the Windows version of Oulook 2010?

#OFFICE 2016 FOR MAC SHARE COLOR PALETTE PASSWORD#

#OFFICE 2016 FOR MAC SHARE COLOR PALETTE WINDOWS#