Word XP using a Brother laser printer.
I have set up a table and have shaded every other row for readability - grey
shade, 5% density - but when I print the shading does not appear. I've
tried various % of shading but it never comes out.
How do I tell the printer not to ignore my shading?
P.S.
The shading does appear in print preview.
> Word XP using a Brother laser printer.
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> How do I tell the printer not to ignore my shading?
In my experience, the lowest percentage of shading you can use and still see it in the
printed doc is about 30%. It's a printer thing. Try increasing shading to 30% or better
and see if that helps.
HTH!
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Word XP using a Brother laser printer.
I have set up a table and have shaded every other row for readability - grey
shade, 5% density - but when I print the shading does not appear. I've
tried various % of shading but it never comes out.
How do I tell the printer not to ignore my shading?
Wowbagger - 22 Jan 2004 02:37 GMT
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. On my particular printer
(Brother 8820D) the shading becomes visibly noticable at a glance at 12.5%
with 15-20% being ideal for my purposes.
> In my experience, the lowest percentage of shading you can use and still see it in the
> printed doc is about 30%. It's a printer thing. Try increasing shading to 30% or better
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> How do I tell the printer not to ignore my shading?