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To increase contrast between screen elements, you can select text and background colors of Web pages displayed on your screen. After you have selected the Ignore colors specified in Web pages option, you can use this tutorial to select colors for text and background colors that make pages easier for you to view on screen—or simply to better fit your personal preferences.
After you make these selections, if the author of the Web page chooses different colors for text and background, the settings you choose here will override them.
Note: You cannot change the color or size of graphics.
StepMouse actionsKeyboard actionsOn the Internet Explorer menu bar:
On the Internet Explorer menu bar:
In the Internet Options dialog box, on the General tab:
In the Internet Options dialog box, on the General tab:
In the Colors dialog box:
This activates the Text and Background buttons.
The Color dialog box appears displaying a color palette.
In the Colors dialog box:
This activates the Text and Background buttons.
To change the color of the text:
To change the color of the background:
The Color dialog box appears displaying a color palette.
In the Color dialog box, under Basic colors:
In the Color dialog box, under Basic colors:
To close the Internet Options dialog box:
To close the Internet Options dialog box:
Internet Options: General tab: Colors button
[image: Colors dialog box]Colors dialog box
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