Sorry if this is a repeat post; the one I posted yesterday does not
seem to have taken.

In Outlook 2007, is it possible to change the colors of the flags
themselves? There is a way to associate colors with flag types, but
that seems a rather confusing way to do things.

We just got new computers at the office, with Vista and Office 2007.
The Outlook flags (for Today, Tomorrow, etc.) are all red or pink,
which isn't particularly helpful.

Thanks.

Those flag colors cant be changed.

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"wal" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:c4dcefff-9110-4466-9407-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Sorry if this is a repeat post; the one I posted yesterday does not
> seem to have taken.
>
> In Outlook 2007, is it possible to change the colors of the flags
> themselves? There is a way to associate colors with flag types, but
> that seems a rather confusing way to do things.
>
> We just got new computers at the office, with Vista and Office 2007.
> The Outlook flags (for Today, Tomorrow, etc.) are all red or pink,
> which isn't particularly helpful.
>
> Thanks.