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olk_logo_white.png, to change the app logo in the left bar.

owa_text_blue.png, to change the "Outlook Web App" text logo.

Use a graphics editor to open and modify the following files: Use an image editing tool to open and edit the images used to build the sign-in and error pages.

Use a text editor, such as Notepad, to open LanguageSelection.css.Ĭustomize the images on the sign-in and error pages Log on to the Exchange server, then use Windows Explorer to go to the Exchange server installation directory and find %ExchangeInstallPath%ClientAccess\Owa\prem\\resources\styles. Use a text editor, such as Notepad, to open errorFE.css.Ĭustomize the color of the language selection page Search for the default color value #0072c6 and replace it with the HTML RGB value for the color you want to use. Use a text editor, such as Notepad, to open logon.css. Log on to the Exchange server and use Windows Explorer to go to the Exchange server installation directory and find %ExchangeInstallPath%FrontEnd\HttpProxy\owa\auth\\themes\resources. Having problems? Ask for help in the Exchange forums. You'll have to copy your customized files back to the appropriate folder after the reinstallation or upgrade is complete.

If you reinstall or upgrade Exchange, all files in the themes folders will be overwritten. You should also create a back-up copy of your customized files. If you have multiple servers supporting Outlook Web App and want them all to use the same sign-in, language, and error pages, you must copy the modified files to each server. If you must match a specific color and you can't find a match for it at Color Table, you can use an image editing tool to sample a color and determine its HTML RGB value. You'll need a text editor to change the default colors, and a graphics editor to change the images. You can find the theme resources folder in the Exchange installation directory at %ExchangeInstallPath%FrontEnd\HttpProxy\owa\auth\version\themes\resources. Any modifications to those pages will be seen by all users.

Outlook Web App uses only one set of sign-in, language selection, and error pages for all themes. css files in the themes resources folder. The Outlook Web App sign-in, language selection, and error pages are created based on graphics and. This topic explains how to customize the color and images of the sign-in, language selection, and error pages for Outlook Web App.