Apply or remove a color scheme

Applying a color scheme is one of the easiest ways to enhance the appearance of your form. Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 provides a variety of color schemes that apply coordinated colors to certain items on your form. Because color schemes can affect different items on a form in different ways, it's a good idea to try several color schemes when you experiment with various formatting options. For example, when you select a color scheme for your form, you can apply different heading styles to text and controls to see what kinds of effects you can create.

1. In design mode, click Color Schemes on the Format menu.
2. In the Color Schemes task pane, do one of the following:
   • To apply a color scheme, click a color scheme in the Apply a color scheme list.
   • To remove the currently applied color scheme, click None in the Apply a color scheme list.

Note  Color schemes affect only certain parts of a form. Depending on the design of the form, this can include body and heading styles, table cells, and table borders. If none of these items exist on your form, you may not see a visual change when you apply a color scheme.