Comments on: Microsoft Office 2007 Design Families http://www.ghacks.net/2008/05/15/microsoft-office-2007-design-families/ A technology blog covering software, mobile phones, gadgets, security, the Internet and other relevant areas. Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:35:04 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Episode #13 - Mega Nostral http://www.ghacks.net/2008/05/15/microsoft-office-2007-design-families/#comment-367117 Episode #13 - Mega Nostral Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:40:17 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/?p=4128#comment-367117 [...] “Run as…” function When Outlook Gets Personal, It Gets Clear Context - GigaOM Microsoft Office 2007 Design Families BigScreen Live Silverlight Chart Windows Mobile and Opera Mobile [...] [...] “Run as…” function When Outlook Gets Personal, It Gets Clear Context – GigaOM Microsoft Office 2007 Design Families BigScreen Live Silverlight Chart Windows Mobile and Opera Mobile [...]

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]]> By: rruben http://www.ghacks.net/2008/05/15/microsoft-office-2007-design-families/#comment-342642 rruben Thu, 15 May 2008 19:19:46 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/?p=4128#comment-342642 @Scott, I think you can put them just in the right directories where all the templates are for a certain program. That's really it. You only have to search for them... I have worked with themes since my first touch at office 2007. This also made me a big M$ office 2007 fan (oeps sorry all my linux friends). When I came to school with my first report made in office 2007 another student said "Where did you copy that!" haha anyway, I am very happy with the link to more templates, it just makes all my teachers very happy, because many folks out there don't use it, so all my reports looks just better then the rest of my fellow students. Only because of those templates, not because I am good. Thank you very much. I will use all of them haha :-P @Scott, I think you can put them just in the right directories where all the templates are for a certain program. That’s really it. You only have to search for them…

I have worked with themes since my first touch at office 2007. This also made me a big M$ office 2007 fan (oeps sorry all my linux friends).
When I came to school with my first report made in office 2007 another student said “Where did you copy that!” haha anyway, I am very happy with the link to more templates, it just makes all my teachers very happy, because many folks out there don’t use it, so all my reports looks just better then the rest of my fellow students. Only because of those templates, not because I am good.

Thank you very much. I will use all of them haha :-P

]]> By: Scott http://www.ghacks.net/2008/05/15/microsoft-office-2007-design-families/#comment-342261 Scott Thu, 15 May 2008 12:11:14 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/?p=4128#comment-342261 Nice, but annoying to download & install. Unless I missed something, you have to download each color of each theme separately (that's 54 individual downloads). To install, you have to open each program (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Publisher), and then open & save each color of each theme in order to put them into your "Custom" theme section. For Publisher alone, there are 6 themes, 9 colors, and 3 templates; that's 6x9x3, which is 162 individual files you have to open if you want them to appear in your Custom list. They should have made it so that when you download a theme, you get all 9 colors in one zip file, and they should have made an installer that would automatically place the themes into each application's "Custom" theme drop-down list. Still, free is good... :o) Nice, but annoying to download & install.

Unless I missed something, you have to download each color of each theme separately (that’s 54 individual downloads). To install, you have to open each program (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Publisher), and then open & save each color of each theme in order to put them into your “Custom” theme section. For Publisher alone, there are 6 themes, 9 colors, and 3 templates; that’s 6×9x3, which is 162 individual files you have to open if you want them to appear in your Custom list.

They should have made it so that when you download a theme, you get all 9 colors in one zip file, and they should have made an installer that would automatically place the themes into each application’s “Custom” theme drop-down list.

Still, free is good… :o)

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