Nope, defining my own colors isn't an option in this case. Working in
Frame9, I'm importing (not by reference but by creating a copy) an
Excel file containing Excel's red strikeout and green colors to
distinguish new and deleted text, so all resulting text is formatted
as an override to Frame's Body tag. Tagging changed/deleted text in
hundreds of pages of table rows isn't an option either, so I can't
use a custom color definition. As Rick pointed out, it looks like
Frame won't budge on its idea of what "green" is. Thanks everyone for
your help.
Carol
At 12:14 PM 10/16/2012, you wrote:
Forgive me for stating the obvious, but won't merely defining the
green you want as a custom color work for you?
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