OS: Windows 10 Pro, V. 1703, Build 15063.608, 64-bit;
NVidia GTX980 driver v. 384.94
LibreOffice V. 5.3.6.1 x64;
Goal: Restore LO default icons.
High contrast mode is enabled in the OS only because that’s the only way I can get dark windows.
On my machine, High Contrast Icons have been displayed for the past few versions of LO and I can’t change them to any other icon style. In “Tools” > “Options” > “LibreOffice” > “View” > “Icon style:” I can select from several other styles but it has no effect, even after restarting the program or the machine. Under “Accessibility” > “Automatically detect high contrast mode of operating system” is DISABLED. If I remember correctly, enabling this is what gave me the high contrast icons.
I have also tried uninstalling LO, deleting all the LO folders, scrubbing the registry, rebooting and reinstalling, all to no avail. The only thing I haven’t tried is to disable High Contrast mode in the OS then reinstalling LO, but I’m not sure even that would work.
Is there a way to get the default icons back?
Edit: Disabling High Contrast mode in the OS allows any icon set to be used without doing anything else. But then I can’t get dark or black windows so that’s not a solution.
Correction: " “View” > “Icon Style” " changed to " “Tools” > “Options” > “LibreOffice” > “View” > “Icon style” "
Thanks!
SF