there are 25 Colors associated with Categories in Outlook 2007. when you
create a new Category you can assign it a color. The problem has arisen that
some of the 25 default colors are so close it is hard to differentiate
between them.

Is there anyway to add more colors (thus more categories) or modify the
color pallette than the 25 that you can pick from ?

No.

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"BGG-PMP" <BGG-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> there are 25 Colors associated with Categories in Outlook 2007. when you
> create a new Category you can assign it a color. The problem has arisen
> that
> some of the 25 default colors are so close it is hard to differentiate
> between them.
>
> Is there anyway to add more colors (thus more categories) or modify the
> color pallette than the 25 that you can pick from ?
>