

What I need you to remember here is 3 clusters of numbers in 3 corresponding boxes Red, Blue, Green, if you can’t remember, you can write them down. + Step 5: The color selection window appears, drag the circle, draw the arrow as in the picture to select the color you like => After choosing your favorite color => you click More to display RGB color codes and color codes. In the window PersonalizeYou move on to the item Colors => and click Custom Colors To select the color you like, you want to apply it to the mouse selection. + Step 4: Go to the main screen => right-click on the desktop => and select open settings Personalize. The value input window opens, in the value box will appear 3 clusters of numbers – in fact, color code, leave it there and go to the next step. + Step 3: In the lock ColorsYou look to the right window and look for the value HotTrackingColor Yes or no.Īctually, it sure is, the default is already there, right click and select Modify… to edit its value.

Office doesn't control the color, Windows does and it doesn't take long to change the default. Just keep in mind that the change is system-wide and not just a subtle change to Office. When you select cells in Excel, text in Word, and even e-mail in Outlook, your system displays the selected data in a contrasting color-the default is gray.
