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I have a student who is visually impaired. Is it possible to change the blue text to black text on the study cards?

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Katie Cooper (Community Manager) April 17, 2012 15:27

Hi Karen,

This is most certainly an option. To change the color of text, click on the 'T' button located in the formatting tools offered to the right of the flashcard being edited. You can find more information about what kinds of formatting options we offer by checking out this FAQ.

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Katie

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Hi Karen, This is most certainly an option. To change the color of text, click on the 'T' button located in the formatting tools offered to the right of the flashcard being edited. You can find more information about what kinds of formatting options we offer by checking out <a href="http://help.studyblue.com/studyblue/topics/what_kind_of_formatting_features_can_i_apply_to_my_flashcards?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=widget_studyblue&from_gsfn=true">this</a> FAQ. Best, Katie

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