This tutorial is about the steps required to add background colour or picture to word document in Word 2011 for Mac. Step 1: Launch the Word Application on Mac and click the Layout Option. Step 2: In the Layout option, navigate to Page Background section and click the Colors option. Normally, the background of a Word document in Office 2011 for Mac is white, but you can change the background color — and even apply document theme colors to it. You have to use Print Layout view in Word 2011 for Mac for this to work, so if you’re not already in Print Layout view, click the Print Layout view button at the lower-left corner of the document window to switch to it.

Note: Even though the previous Out of Office message is still in the text box, the Out of Office Assistant is no longer active. Expand all To ask questions, request a service, or report an issue, contact the ITS Service Desk, (858) 246-4357 or ext. If you want to turn off the Out of Office message before the end date, click Do not send Out of Office messages. Click here if you have a POP or IMAP email account You can set up an email rule in Outlook to automatically reply to new email messages. Out of Office option is available only if you have setup 'Exchange' account. For other type of accounts (POP IMAP) you need to setup rules in Outlook 2011. Note that for non exchange accounts, for rules to work, you need to have Outlook open all the time.

• Set Background Colors To Default

Set Background Colors To Default

Below is my Word 2008 appearance, which I would very much like to replicate for 2011. Just wondering if we ever got an answer to this question. I'm a writer and editor that just switched to Mac, and thus far I'm loving every second of it except for trying to read documents in Print Layout View in Office 2011.

You can change the border and background of any selection of table cells. • the cells you want to change. Commands on mac for word strike through.

For more information about fill options, see. You can also create rules to automatically change a cell’s look when the value in the cell meets certain conditions. For more information, see.

To change all the cells in a table, select the table. • In the Format, click the Cell tab. • Do any of the following: • Change cell borders: In the Border section of the sidebar, click a border layout button below Border to choose which borders you want to format. Click the Border Styles pop-up menu, then choose a border style. Or, use the controls below the menu to define your own style. • Change the background: In the Fill section of the sidebar, click the color well, then select a fill option.