Merge pull request #34125 from AlexJerabek/AlexJ-WordHighlightColor

[office-js, office-js-preview] Adding note about Word's font.highlightColor for Desktop
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@ -69090,6 +69090,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor: string;
@ -74308,6 +74312,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor?: string;
@ -75430,6 +75438,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor?: string;
@ -76990,6 +77002,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor?: boolean;

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@ -52444,6 +52444,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor: string;
@ -57258,6 +57262,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor?: string;
@ -58392,6 +58400,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor?: string;
@ -60106,6 +60118,10 @@ declare namespace Word {
*
* Gets or sets the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color.
*
* **Note**: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop.
* These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black".
* When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
*
* [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
*/
highlightColor?: boolean;