I have done enough research on customizing hardcoded color palette in
Powerpoint 2003 but alas failed to understand WHY would powerpoint
have such a bug for so long. Our organization follow certain color
themes for charts (which is close to 25 colors) and I do not want to
see the boring default colors in Powerpoint charts. Now, those 8
dynamic colors arent much of help as those are DYNAMIC to begin with.
I am really dejected as of now and would appreciate if someone can
tell me a 'yes' instead of a 'no, you cannot' that I have been
hearing. Probably, there has to be a programming/macro that has to
installed to get the standard colors in the palette.

Please someone give me a solution to this.

Please help!

You cannot do what you are asking. See the end of
http://www.echosvoice.com/colorschemes3.htm

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"dinoramchandani" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have done enough research on customizing hardcoded color palette in
> Powerpoint 2003 but alas failed to understand WHY would powerpoint
> have such a bug for so long. Our organization follow certain color
> themes for charts (which is close to 25 colors) and I do not want to
> see the boring default colors in Powerpoint charts. Now, those 8
> dynamic colors arent much of help as those are DYNAMIC to begin with.
> I am really dejected as of now and would appreciate if someone can
> tell me a 'yes' instead of a 'no, you cannot' that I have been
> hearing. Probably, there has to be a programming/macro that has to
> installed to get the standard colors in the palette.
>
> Please someone give me a solution to this.
>
> Please help!