I am trying to figure out how to change the color of a Windows XP  (service
pack 2) window for 1 document only. As you may know, if you don't want your
Windows "windows" to have a standard white background, you can go into cntl
panel/display/appearances/advanced and change the color of "window" to one of
the preset, or a custom color.

When I change mine, it's tricky, and I often "lose" my custom color settings.

I am doing a tri-fold brochure for a client. I have changed
display/appearance settings so that I have a cool kind of rose color for for
my windows.

Usually, when I am going to attach a formal email, I highlight the doc and
choose format/background and change the color to a "professional" white
before sending it.

However, in this case, with the columns etc. set for the brochure, as soon
as I change the color the columns disappear! I am doing a revision to this
brochure. When I finished it initially, I just changd all the settings in my
computer to get the brochure out. I don't want to do that again and know
there must be a way to change the color of the window just for one doc,
without doing the universal change for all windows as per above. Suggestions?
Thx!