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Mixing two font colors upon reprint to produce a desired font colo

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Mazee Kazee - 15 Nov 2005 20:46 GMT
What font can mix with a pink one to produce a black font upon reprinting?
Jay Freedman - 15 Nov 2005 21:20 GMT
> What font can mix with a pink one to produce a black font upon
> reprinting?

No matter what color you try to use, this isn't going to work very well.
Most printers can't exactly line up the characters on two passes of the same
paper, so you're going to get fringes or shadows. If you use an inkjet
printer, it gets even worse because the paper expands and shrinks a little
bit as the ink wets it and then dries.

Why can't you just print the document once with black ink?

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Jezebel - 15 Nov 2005 21:27 GMT
> Why can't you just print the document once with black ink?

Run out of black, and trying to fake it?
 
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