Changing printer color

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I am attempting to print out lecture slides but the background is a dark blue
color and thus would use up far too much ink to be worth it. Even in black
and white I just print out this highly saturated black page. I heard that
there is something called grey scalr but I dont know how to access it. Any
suggestions????
 
Syd said:
I am attempting to print out lecture slides but the background is a dark blue
color and thus would use up far too much ink to be worth it. Even in black
and white I just print out this highly saturated black page. I heard that
there is something called grey scalr but I dont know how to access it. Any
suggestions????
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Presumably, you are talking about printing from PowerPoint. From the
PowerPoint "View" menu, you can select Color, Greyscale, or Black &
White, but I don't know that selecting Grayscale will do you much good.
It'll likely just turn your dark blue to black. There are other
variations if you select black&white, but I'm not that familiar with
PowerPoint. I suggest you post your question in
microsoft.public.powerpoint (of course, if you're using some other
presentation application, then post your question in a forum appropriate
to that product).
 
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