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Outlook：更改未读组标题的字体（样式、大小和颜色）

更改未读组标题的字体，并使您的邮件列表更容易引起注意。 在这里，我们将向您展示如何更改Microsoft Outlook中邮件列表的未读组标题的字体样式，大小和颜色。

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以下步骤将帮助您快速更改未读组标题的字体样式，字体大小和字体颜色。

第1步：点击转到邮件视图 邮箱： 在导航窗格中。

步骤2：选择要在其中更改未读组标题的字体的文件夹。

第 3 步：按照以下路径之一打开高级视图设置：压缩（或自定义视图：消息）对话框：

  • 在 Outlook 2010 或更新版本中，请单击 查看设置 按钮在 当前视图 组上 查看 标签。
  • 在Outlook 2007中，请点击 查看 > 当前视图 > 自定义当前视图.

步骤4：在弹出的对话框中，请点击 条件格式 按钮（或 自动格式化 在Outlook 2007中）。

步骤5：在“条件格式”对话框中：

  1. 取消选中除 未读的组头 在选项 此视图的规则： 框
  2. 点击 字体 按钮。

步骤6：在Font（字体）对话框中：

  1. 在 字体： 框。 在我们的情况下，我们选择 世古印刷.
  2. 在 字体样式： 框。 在我们的情况下，我们选择 粗斜线.
  3. 在 规格： 框。 在我们的情况下，我们选择 大.
  4. 选择一种字体颜色 颜色： 框。 在我们的情况下，我们选择 红色.

步骤7：点击全部 OK 每个对话框中的按钮。

回到Microsoft Outlook的邮件界面，你会看到未读组头显示为红色Segoe Print字体，字体为Bold Oblique和Bigger。 请参阅以下屏幕截图：

备注：此设置仅对选择文件夹有效。 将更改后的未读组标头应用于Microsoft Outlook中的所有邮件文件夹，请单击 变更检视 > 将当前视图应用于其他邮件文件夹 在 查看 标签。

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William
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Is there a way to reset back to the default color/setting once it has been changed? I am trying to get the "Custom" blue color back that was originally set by microsoft. Thanks
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Amanda Lee
Amanda Lee     William
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Hi there, after clicking the "View Settings" button on the ribbon, you'll see a "Reset Current View" button in the dialog's lower-left corner. Click it to reset font settings.

Note: This action will reset all custom settings, including other modifications. So, if you have other custom settings, it might be better to manually adjust the font back instead of clicking "Reset Current View."

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Hoshyar
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How do I change background color for "Unread Group Header"?
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Amanda Lee
Amanda Lee     Hoshyar
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Hi there,

Sorry that Outlook does not support changing background color.

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JasonB
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This makes *every* group header bold and red, regardless of whether or not there's unread mail in that group. Is there a way to apply this effect only to groups containing unread mail? Thanks
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Alanda Beer
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How do I colour code my headings for my saved emails?
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casper
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Thanks it was helpful
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Kamalakar
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Thaxs it wil more helpful to me,
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Shripad Lale
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Is there any way to give conditional formatting for READ Group headers? I would like my group headers to be of a different font, but I want them that way even if they are for read mails. Like MS Word, a header should have a different (slightly bigger/different) font, irrespective of its read status. Any way of doing that? Thanks in advance! regards, shripad.
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THG
THG     Shripad Lale
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Hey did you ever figure this out? I also want my READ group headers to display differently.
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You need to get into the conditional formatting dialog and "Add" a new formatting, then set its condition to fit everything (so do not change anything, it fits all by default) or to fit read messages (change "Unread" to "Read" under "More options").
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Kaye
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Great Stuff. Thank you very very much
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Dave
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Thanks, my challenge is that in Outlook 2007 when in "Arrange by Conversation" mode, this will only change the color of the group font. It won't impact the size or font type. In other "arrangements" it works as you describe. Any thoughts?
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Zachary
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Hello! Thank you SO much for this article, I was trying to do this for probably an hour before I read this, fixed me right up. However, I do have one question. When I sort my inbox by any other criteria, such as "From", this formatting returns to the original. How would one go about making sure this takes effect on EVERY subject header, regardless of how the email list is sorted?
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