If objInsp. VBA to change selected text color on Outlook I can only find code that changes all the text on the slide. I need code to change just selected text. So the code is working in Outlook, I've got it working for Word (by recording a macro), next challenge is PowerPoint. Select the HTML file you need to import BUT do not click to INSERT yet. Open the 'attach a file' window from the quick access toolbar. Choose the 'attach' function and 'add' it to the toolbar. I also created buttons on the new message 'customize quick access toolbar' so I can change selected text with just one click. Select more commands to customize your quick access toolbar. Well, I got it working! Armed with your advice and some code I edited from, I came up with this.
I am totally happy to be told it's my lack of experience. Just to be clear, I'm not after fixing the colors in stationery, I need to change the colors on certain chunks of text in any message. I have the same code but for the other 6 colors needed. I've been looking up Diane Poremsky's great advice on and have set the references in Outlook to recognize Word's object library.Ĭan you help me? Here's the code for the customized shade of pink. But it doesn't work when I add the code to Outlook 2010. Works great in that application) to change the color of selected text. I'm a newbie at VBA macros, but managed to write code in Word (which To save having to set up custom colors each time, I've tried my hand at writing some code. I frequently need to use custom colors in text when working in Outlook, PowerPoint, Word and Excel.
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