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Jensen Harris: An Office User Interface Blog : The Elements of Office Style

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Howard Cooperstein is a Lead Program Manager in the PowerPoint and OfficeArt group. Last week I gave an overview of the new Office Themes capability. Thank you for all the great comments. This week I'd like to show you what's inside an Office Theme an

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Office Themes: The Infinite Variety Generator - Part 1

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Today's post is the first of two parts covering a fairly large and important topic for PowerPoint: applying...

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Howard Cooperstein is a Lead Program Manager in the PowerPoint and OfficeArt group.
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re: The Elements of Office Style

Josh — Tue, 28 Feb 2006 02:49:55 GMT

So on the topic of themes, though somewhat off topic from this specific discussion of themes, Why doesn't Office 12 automatically conform to the look and feel of the user's windows theme? It seems like the point of the windows theme is to provide a consistent, yet customizable appearance to most apps running on the system. So far I haven't found a way to get office 12 to actually use the windows theme, and it certainly doesn't by default. Does it simply not support using the windows theme, and if so, what is the point in even having theming ability for windows when THE major app suites from MS doesn't support it?