The white text has been created to be placed on a black background, i.e. there are a few pixels around the text, gradually taking the colour from white to black.<BR><BR>I need to reverse this.

Also, if your background is black due to System Settings, you can. Once you’ve made the changes, Microsoft Word should now return to having a white background with black text, just like normal.

Click Desktop Background. Pull down the Location menu and select Solid Colors. Click the white square (if you want white text, pick the black square). Don’t worry if the desktop suddenly turns ugly.

Not sure if this is the correct place to put this as I'm not sure that this is unique to Ars, but it's the only place I'm noticing it and I figure there's probably people here who might know what ...

Image: screenshot from the article. We’re stepping a little outside our standard one-link-a-week format for this one. The TL;DR is that high contrast between background and text colors is important, ...

Instead of featuring a predominantly white background with black text, the typical dark mode displays a black background with white or colored text, making it easier to, say, read your own tweets ...

To change a black background to white in Microsoft Word, open Word, go to the Design tab, and select Page Color. Now, from the dropdown, select the White color. If you can’t find it, click on ...

Dark mode - which normally presents white text on a grey/black background - has become commonplace in everything from operating systems, to apps to web browsers. Only this week, Google said it was ...

This means you can make notes appear as black text on a white background, regardless of what system appearance mode you're using. Keep reading to learn how it's done. How to Change the Background ...