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I made PowerPoint template on PowerPoint 2010 for PC and everything seemed to be just fine.
But when I opened it on my Mac (PPT 2011), I could see the background color was wrong. So I tripple checked the RGB-values on the background and they was OK.
So I tried to write some text over the background with the SAME RGB-value on the text as on the background. There was clearly a difference here. It seems to me that the text got the correct color and the background is wrong.
I tried to do the same thing on a blank presentation (and blank document in Word) and I could reproduce the same result.
Why is there a difference in the background color and the text color when they both have got the same RGB-value?
Are you using 3D or shadowed/textured text? – Tog – 2013-06-04T08:16:33.463
No. I'm using plain regular text on regular background fill. I've also tried to fill shapes with a specific RGB-value and add text with the exact same RGB-value, same happens then. I've sent it to someone else to test it on their mac, and they get the same difference as im seeing. Is anyone else able to reproduce this?
When I use the Digital color meter on my Mac it gives me correct RGB on the text, but the background fill is wrong. – effico – 2013-06-04T08:19:23.803
I can't reproduce this on PP v.14 (Office 2010). Are you saying that if you have red text on a red background, you can still "see" the text? I tried that and whenever the text and the background were the same color, the text was "invisible". – kmote – 2013-07-11T22:01:35.617