File icons displayed as plain white icons

hi
pls help me .. I have recently stalled the Mac OFFice - but still I am unable to see the word XLS and PDF icons as Plain WHITE - without seeing the colored icons for my files .
Pls help.
Thanks

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Write:
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and return twice.
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