In truth I have no idea what my Outlook background colour is but as my
sighted husband is able to read the messages, I'm going to assume that
Outlook's background colour isn't the problem.
I'll check out the font colour of the original document however. But if this
is the case, I'm curious why the sighted recipient can read the document
when it is attached.
Alison
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Hi Alison,
I wonder what colour the text is. A sighted person wouldn't see the text if
it happened to be the same colour as their screen background. Come to that,
what's the colour of your screen background within outlook? That's not
necessarily the right answer, but I wonder whether it's blue on blue, or
whatever.
Best,
Clive
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Subject: [access-uk] something weird happening with copying and pasting
I wonder if any of you have some ideas why, when I am copying some text from
an MS Word document into a Microsoft Outlook e-mail, the sighted recipient
cannot see the text and yet those using screenreaders can access the text?
Alison
