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JLS
I down loaded a design template from the MS website. When trying to use it for my background it does not print. Other backgrounds do print. Ideas?
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Echo S
JLS said:
Which version of PPT? Are you printing in color, pure black and white,
or grayscale? (File/Print will show you those options.)
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JLS
Thank you. When I went to print color it worked. Once again thanks.
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Echo S
JLS said:
Well, if you're printing black and white, go to View/Black and White
first. Then go to View/Master. Right-click elements on the background
and set them to the B/W Settings "automatic" or "black with white fill."
Or you can experiment with printing pure black and white vs black and
white vs grayscale [depending on your version of PPT, which you still
didn't mention
].
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Kathy
I noticed this as well. When I print a presentation using
a design template that comes with powerpoint, the handouts
or slides I print only print the text on the
presentation. The background resulting from the design
template does not printout.
In my own design template using photos or clip-art, I
noticed that presentations I print include the background
resulting from the design tempate I made.
Why does this occur? In printing a presentation, how do I
prevent the design of the template from printing?
Other backgrounds do print. Ideas?
a design template that comes with powerpoint, the handouts
or slides I print only print the text on the
presentation. The background resulting from the design
template does not printout.
In my own design template using photos or clip-art, I
noticed that presentations I print include the background
resulting from the design tempate I made.
Why does this occur? In printing a presentation, how do I
prevent the design of the template from printing?
trying to use it for my background it does not print.
Other backgrounds do print. Ideas?
E
Echo S
Go to View/Black and White, then to View/Slide Master.
Right-click on the object in the background and choose B/W settings. Change
this to something which lets you see your background while in B/W View. This
doesn't affect the colors in your presentation; it only affects the b/w
settings for print.
Experiment with printing in grayscale (or black and white) vs Pure Black and
White, all of which you'll find when you go to File/Print. One of these
(grayscale/black and white?) prints the backgrounds, whereas the other
doesn't.
Right-click on the object in the background and choose B/W settings. Change
this to something which lets you see your background while in B/W View. This
doesn't affect the colors in your presentation; it only affects the b/w
settings for print.
Experiment with printing in grayscale (or black and white) vs Pure Black and
White, all of which you'll find when you go to File/Print. One of these
(grayscale/black and white?) prints the backgrounds, whereas the other
doesn't.