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Microsoft Word has several simple color adjustment options so that you can quickly and easily style the images in your Word document. Whether you want to create an artistic masterpiece or simply get your document to match your printer’s settings, you can change your images to black and white in Word.How to Change a Picture to Black & White in Microsoft WordChanging your picture to black and white in Microsoft Word is easy!

The color adjustment only affects the picture inserted into your document (and it’s reversible at that); it has no effect on the original file.First, click to select the image in your document.Next, switch over to the “Format” tab.Click the “Color” button.On the dropdown that appears, click the “Saturation 0%” option in the “Color Saturation” group.Voila! Your picture is now black and white.And don’t worry. Word still has the original image with all its colors embedded, so you can easily revert to the original colors (or even change them to something else). To change your now black and white image back to its original state, just hit up that “Format” tab again and this time, click the “Reset Picture” button.And just like that, your image is back to the original color.

Sure, Apple's new Retina displays look nice, but do you ever worry about your icons not being pixelated enough? If so, you may be interested in Mac OS (Old School), a set of icons and wallpapers that mimics the style of Apple's 1984 OS. Some of the icons are faithful recreations of the originals, while newer software like iMovie gets original art. Designer Ben Vessey has said that he was 'fed up with the current trend of making icons 'shiny’ and the overuse of shadows and gradients.' The original plan was to make minimalist flat-color icons, but it quickly turned into a larger attempt to redesign Mac OS '84 for modern computers.Although the icons are simple, Vessey says they were more difficult for him to make than more contemporary-looking ones. 'Anything other than a straight, or 45 degree line, becomes particularly challenging.'

If you want to download the theme, you can by 'paying' with a Tweet or Facebook message. The 21 icons are in Mac-only ICNS format, but the wallpapers are high-quality JPEGs, and a determined Windows or Linux user could probably get the whole thing to work on their OS.