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Outlook 2013 - How to Change Highlight Color Of Selected Row

Windows 7
Outlook 2013, Office 365

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When viewing Mail, you click on a message and that ROW becomes "highlighted" with a light GRAY color.
 
QUESTION
I would like to know how to change the color of that highlighted row from GRAY to a darker gray, light GREEN, or something else.

I have already changed the theme color from white to light gray. I do not want to change the color of the theme.

Thank you.
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Thanks for the reply.

Edit: I see what you mean about the light blue color highlight. However, when I click into the viewing pane and then look back at the list of emails, the highlight color has changed to light gray. This blends in with all the other fields and is difficult to distinguish.

AMMENDED QUESTION
Where are the Theme Color settings stored?
Can you tell me where Microsoft stores this type of configuration information?
If not the registry, then where are the internal files kept, and which ones are relevant to this issue?
How can I hack those system files to make the changes I want?

FYI: In the Registry, I found a location for Outlook settings, but I cannot determine which (if any) would be the one for the setting being discussed.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook

Because there is no user setting in the software for that feature, it is probably not in the registry in any case. That is why I would like to find some other system files that provide COLOR SETTINGS (for Selected Item?) that I can try to hack. Perhaps someone in the Outlook 2013 Developer Community can help with this...
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