I’d really recommend watching the video, as it is more comprehensive. I hope that this has helped you learn a cool hack to make your documents and projects look like you want them to. When you return to the “Home” tab, your color choices will be there! Wrapping Up Click on the drop-down menu there, and choose your palette choice. PowerPoint to me is the least intuitive of all, so I saved it for last. Lastly, choose the palette you want and go back to the home tab to use your new color palette.

Next, choose the “Colors” box, just like in Word. The first step is to choose the “Page Layout” tab. Select a shade to which you want transform all highlight colors. Interestingly, I think it’s easiest in Excel. First off, under Home tab and in Font group, click the drop-down switch on Text Emphasize Shade command. Once you’ve done that, when you go back to the “Home” tab, your new palette will appear as the choices for the fonts and shapes and all other color goodness. Next, you’ll choose the color palette you like. And for collaboration on your documents, it’s essential.Next, click the drop-down arrow under the “Colors” box. Using the highlight feature for text in Pages is a great way to make your words stand out. Tap and hold the highlighted text and select either Remove Highlight or Remove Highlight and Comment from the context menu.Tap the highlighted text, and in the comment pop-up that comes up, tap the three dots icon and choose Delete Comment.It’s easy to remove highlights and comments on iOS as well: Once Dark Mode is set, you can toggle between the black and white page background colors by selecting View > Switch Modes from the ribbon. To view comments, just tap on the highlighted text, and the comment pop-up will appear at the bottom on iPhone and next to the text on iPad. Tap and hold the highlighted text and select Comment from the context menu.Select the highlighted text and add your comment to the pop-up.To add comments to your highlights on iPhone or iPad, do one of the following: Use the right arrow in that same menu to move to Highlight and tap it.Tap your text, and choose either Select or Select All, depending on what you want to highlight.With the Pages document open on your iPhone or iPad, follow these steps to highlight text: Highlight text in Pages on iPhone or iPad And if you’re just using highlights for yourself, you can pick the color you want to use, and it will be applied to Pages on your other devices as well.Ĭlick View > Comments & Changes > Author Color from the menu bar and click to select a color in the pop-out menu. Select the highlighted text and click Edit > Remove Highlights and Comments from the top menu bar.įor collaboration, each person working on the document will have a different highlight color.

In the Comments Pane open, just click the Delete button for the comment and corresponding highlight.

Put your mouse over the highlighted text and when the Add a Comment box appears, click Delete.

You will see quite a few more colors, but you can also click the button More Colors and there are an infinity of shades you can. and then select Shading from the three tabs at the top of the box that appears. Like viewing comments, you can remove highlights and comments in different ways: In Word, select the text you want to highlight and under the Format menu (at the top of your screen), select Borders and Shading. After this, you may have to click the tiny sidebar icon once again from the top left to see the comments.

Select View > Show Comments from the Pages toolbar.

Select View > Show Comments Pane from the menu bar.

Click the arrows for Comments in the Review toolbar.

Click the note indicator (small box colored as the highlight).You can view comments for highlighted text in a few different ways: Put your mouse over the text you highlighted, and the Add a Comment box will open. If you decide you’d like to make a note on your highlight, you can easily add a comment. So, if you want to highlight more text, you can select it and click Highlight in the toolbar. This will make the Review toolbar appear at the top of your page. Click Insert > Highlight from the menu bar or use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Command + H.Select the text by dragging through it or double-clicking it.With Pages open, go to the document where you want to highlight some text, and follow the steps below: 2.2) Remove highlights and comments Highlight text in Pages on Mac

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