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Can it be a stupid setting in Outlook? Under Format-menu (Settings)? Just guessing<br />
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/Maekee
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Can it be a stupid setting in Outlook? Under Format-menu (Settings)? Just guessing

/Maekee

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Hi scott,<br />
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Did you accidentally change the color scheme?<br />
You can change it by going to File &gt;&nbsp;Options &gt;&nbsp;General &gt;&nbsp;Color scheme<br />
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Is it only affecting Outlook or other applications too?<br />
You can change the settings in Windows either through System settings or Display properties.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
GirardAndrew
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Hi scott,

Did you accidentally change the color scheme?
You can change it by going to File > Options > General > Color scheme

Is it only affecting Outlook or other applications too?
You can change the settings in Windows either through System settings or Display properties.

Thanks,
GirardAndrew

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The Windows color scheme is fine. All other windows are normal. It's only the Outlook windows that is semi-transparent.
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The Windows color scheme is fine. All other windows are normal. It's only the Outlook windows that is semi-transparent.

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On a laptop with Win XP and Outlook 2010:<br />
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Through an apparently random keystroke sequence I somehow made the window containing Outlook semi-transparent! Very weird. Everything else looks normal. Stopping and restarting Outlook didn't change anything; the window is still semi-transparent.<br />
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I can't find an Outlook option to reset this to normal. Is this an Outlook thing? A Win XP thing? How do I return the window to normal?
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On a laptop with Win XP and Outlook 2010:

Through an apparently random keystroke sequence I somehow made the window containing Outlook semi-transparent! Very weird. Everything else looks normal. Stopping and restarting Outlook didn't change anything; the window is still semi-transparent.

I can't find an Outlook option to reset this to normal. Is this an Outlook thing? A Win XP thing? How do I return the window to normal?

Outlook window is semi-transparent

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

Outlook

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Windows XP

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