How To Change Font Highlighter Color On Mac For Mail
If it helps, in the meantime, you could copy paste highlight 'swatches' from software like MS Word and paste them into a master note in Evernote that you can reference easily. I know, right? Probably not worth it. It depends how much you want it. Frank, thanks for the suggestion, but that really doesn't work. The purpose of a highlighter is to emphasize something AS you are reading it. Going to another app would be way too much distraction/work.
How to change the default system font in Mac OS X The default system font in OS X is the type face used for displaying practically all system features, including menu items, system preference labels, titles for documents, the date and time, and other instances where system panels and programs display text. I want to change the default color of text that gets sent out so that every time I send an email it has the same color besides black. You can't set a default color via Mail Preferences. Only for each message via the New Message pane. Mail font color I cannot believe that a machine like MAC cannot have a different default font color. It's bad enough they don't have a simple emoticon option, but I can live without smiley's if I have to.
Ah, the Office 365 blue. Love it or hate it, you see a lot of it when you use various Office products, especially Outlook 2013 and 2016. The blue color shows up prominently in your Outlook 2013/2016 inbox when new email messages come in, with a bold blue subject line and a blue bar indicating an unread message. When using Notes I often find myself changing the color of the text (usually to blue or red) as an additional way to indicate emphasis (alongside italics and bold). The shortcut for displaying the available colors is Command-Shift-C but that still requires the user to use the mouse to click on a particular color.
It's not like this is something hard. What does office for mac include. Every other app I have used that offers a highlight tool also offers a choice of colors. Seems like people who made Evernote, don't use it. Highlighting with different colour is the most basic of things while making notes.
It looks stupid on the part of the coder, that he/she gave complete colour palette to colour the text but not to highlight it. Makes absolutely no sense. And even after so many upgrades over the years, they have not included this option in their software. This is height of idiocy.
Sometimes its good to look at the competition. Have a look at microsoft Onenote. Its got tons of editing options. The only reason why people use evernote is that they haven't ever used Onenote.
I've used both the softwares and like Onenote more than Evernote. Coders at Evernote. Bring more editing options like Onenote has.
How To Change Font Highlight Color On Mac For Mail
I would also like to see Evernote include choices of highlighting color. I'm currently needing to use 3 different colors of highlighting on one note. Changing the font color is a problem for me as I don't see as well as I used to, and the current 'highlighter' color is just dark enough to make the text hard to read within it. I'm not willing to have to sign into another program to bring my Evernote stuff into just so I can highlight it in a way that will work for me. I am going to check out OneNote and what it offers.
This could be a dealbreaker for me. I agree and would like the capability. As noted by, it supports visual consistency with the 'post-its' strategy. Also, it would support highlight color theming promoted in several productivity/memory retention programs. Additionally, for different learners - ADA and non-ADA - the ability to use different colors supports 'seeing', comprehending and organizing information. Please note - for many in these demographics, changing font colors actually generates more confusion; the productivity/advances occur and are more profound by changing/highlighting the 'background' behind the font (blocks of themed data).