To change a black background to white in Microsoft Word, open Word, go to the Design tab, and select Page Color. Now, from the dropdown, select the White color.

Removing the background on a picture in Microsoft Word is exceptionally easy. Word has a tool incorporated into the program that will essentially make your photo into a transparent PNG format.

Also, if your background is black due to System Settings, you can. Once you’ve made the changes, Microsoft Word should now return to having a white background with black text, just like normal.

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Do you feel you’re better focused on the job with a little light background jazz or coffee shop chatter compared to pin-drop silence? Scientists might know why.

There's nothing wrong with a white background, but Microsoft Word lets you change the color of a document's background. You can even use a picture, but don't get carried away.

A memo purportedly issued by President Donald Trump declared the word “felon” can no longer be used on the White House grounds. Rating: Fake (About this rating?) Amid the Trump administration ...

To switch to the dark mode setting in the Outlook app on Windows, you need to change the app's theme to black. Here's how to do so (via Microsoft Support):. Launch the Outlook app on your computer.

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The White House has quietly told the FBI to halt background checks on dozens of the president's top staffers and has transferred the process to the Pentagon, sources say.

The TL;DR is that high contrast between background and text colors is important, and that for many users, black text on a white background is a) most legible and b) most professional-appearing.

A black adult film star is suing his former director after a white co-star called him the N-word while filming a scene. Maurice McKnight, also known by his stage name “Moe the Monster,” filed a ...