PowerPoint Question

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When printing to color, I want the background I'm using on my PowerPoint slide to bleed off the page (no white margins). I've tried setting the margins to exactly 8.5" x 11", but that didn't change the output. I've searched Microsoft's website for an answer to no avail. Am hoping to find an answer here; appreciate any and all assistance - thanks! ~GirafeLady
 
This is a function of your printer. Most printers do not print all the way
to the edges because of hardware limitations.

What you want to do is print a "full bleed" copy. Search the Internet for
"full bleed printers". You will find that they are quite expensive. A less
expensive option is to buy a paper cutter and simply cut the margins off.

steve


GirafeLady said:
When printing to color, I want the background I'm using on my PowerPoint
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slide to bleed off the page (no white margins). I've tried setting the
margins to exactly 8.5" x 11", but that didn't change the output. I've
searched Microsoft's website for an answer to no avail. Am hoping to find an
answer here; appreciate any and all assistance - thanks! ~GirafeLady
 
Most printers will not print completely to the edges ... usually they have minimum borders between .05" and .27"
 
Thanks to all who replied ... I had a sneaking suspicion the culprit was our printers. ~GirafeLady
 
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