Re: Grey logos in letterheads

John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macintosh] wrote:
This client needs to accept that if they send something in Word format, the
user can edit it and it can have a running header on each page. However,
the header will appear faded (to show that it is a header) unless they view
and edit it in Print Preview.

I'm starting to think, to be honest, that the Word team needs to rethink headers for the 21st century. So many people complain about the faded headers, that maybe it should be recoded--the fade isn't helping anyone understand the text streams in Word anyhow. The other thing people complain about is that sending a word doc as email loses the headers--well yeah, cause that's the way it works, but really, there isn't much logic behind not including at least the first header in the document as HTML text.

Anyhow, random thought.

Daiya
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