> Power Point 2007 beta 2 has grayscale problems for printing handouts. The
> color slides will not become grayscale for printing. Has any one had the same
> problem with a fix?
OK, when the slides are black text on white background, then they print black
on white. However, if the text is yellow on a dark blue background, then you
can barely see the text after printing. The issue is that using the feature
to change the color slides to a grayscale or back and white, etc., the PPT
2007 does not change it. I do not want to change all of the fonts into black
text throughout the file. In order for me to meet deadline dates, I installed
Office PowerPoint 2003 and was able to change the color slides into grayscale
easily. So, now I have PPT 2007 as well as PPT 2003. If there is an easy fix
to change color slides into grayscale, I would be interested to hear from
you. Thanks for your cooperation and patience.
> What happens if you print? How do they look like?
>
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> > color slides will not become grayscale for printing. Has any one had the same
> > problem with a fix?
Echo S - 08 Aug 2006 19:47 GMT
I don't think there's an easy fix for this, Myron. I know the PPT developers
are still working on the whole B/W and Grayscale things -- or at least that
was the case not very long ago -- and they're not working properly in Beta
2.
If you want to send me a sample slide or two, I can take a look, but I
suspect using 2003 for this is going to be the way to go for now. email is
echos at indy dot net.

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> OK, when the slides are black text on white background, then they print
> black
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>> > the same
>> > problem with a fix?