What is Colour in Microsoft word.

 Colour in Microsoft word.

In Microsoft Word, you can apply color to various elements like text, background, shapes, and more. Here's how you can use colors in different ways:

1. Text Color:

• To change the color of the text:
  1. Select the text you want to color.
  2. Go to the Home tab.
  3. Click on the Font Color icon (usually a letter "A" with a color bar below it).
  4. Choose from the available colors or click More Colors for additional options.

2. Highlight Color:

• To highlight text with a color (similar to using a physical highlighter):
  1. Select the text.
  2. On the Home tab, click the Text Highlight Color icon (it looks like a marker).
  3. Choose the highlight color.

3. Background/Page Color:

• To change the background color of the entire document (this won't print, it's just for display):
  1. Go to the Design tab.
  2. Click Page Color.
  3. Select a color from the dropdown.

4. Table Cell or Shape Fill Color:

• To change the background color of table cells or shapes:
  1. Select the table cell(s) or shape.
  2. Right-click and select Table Properties or use the Drawing Tools tab for shapes.
  3. Click Shading or Fill Color and choose the desired color.

5. Border Color:

• To change the color of borders around text, tables, or shapes:
  1. Select the object.
  2. On the Home tab or Table Tools/Design, click on Borders or Shape Outline.
  3. Select Borders and Shading or Line Color for more color options.

6. SmartArt/Chart Color:

• For diagrams or charts, you can apply color themes:
  1. Select the SmartArt or chart.
  2. Go to the Design or Chart Tools tab.
  3. Click Change Colors and choose a color theme or style.

These tools allow for a wide range of color customization in your Word documents! Would you like specific guidance on one of these features?