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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / August 2006Printing All White Object
I have created an all white object - white fill and no line. It is on the Master Slide. When I print in Black/White or Greyscale or preview, the border of the All White object appears as a thin black line. Am I missing a setting? > I have created an all white object - white fill and no line. It is on the Master Slide. > When I print in Black/White or Greyscale or preview, the border of the All White object appears as a thin black line. Am I missing a setting? Go to View/Black and White. Right-click the object and select B/W Settings. Change "automatic" or "black with white fill" to just "white."  SignatureEcho [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com EXCELLENT. But what if it is a text box? Doing your trick makes the TEXT white too! > > I have created an all white object - white fill and no line. It is on the > Master Slide. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Go to View/Black and White. Right-click the object and select B/W Settings. > Change "automatic" or "black with white fill" to just "white." In that case, you have to put a textbox on top of an autoshape. Remove the fill and line from the textbox and set the B/W settings for the textbox to "automatic" and the autoshape to "white." If you don't need the textbox to cover up anything, then just skip putting the autoshape behind/underneath the textbox. -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com presenter, PPT Live '04 Oct 10-13, San Diego http://www.powerpointlive.com > EXCELLENT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Echo [MS PPT MVP] > > http://www.echosvoice.com Echo S, you are wonderful!! This was annoying me also to no end, and as you showed, the way to fix this is not obvious. So thankyou! > > I have created an all white object - white fill and no line. It is on the > Master Slide. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Go to View/Black and White. Right-click the object and select B/W Settings. > Change "automatic" or "black with white fill" to just "white." Based on Echo's recommendations I figured out a way to fix the text boxes without using another autoshape. In B/W view right click the text box and set the B/S settings to grayscale instead of automatic or white. Would not have figured it out withouth the previous posts. Drove me crazy so thank you. > Echo S, you are wonderful!! This was annoying me also to no end, and as you > showed, the way to fix this is not obvious. So thankyou! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Go to View/Black and White. Right-click the object and select B/W Settings. > > Change "automatic" or "black with white fill" to just "white." |
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