On the Compatibility tab of Tools | Options, make sure "Print colors as
black on noncolor printers" is not checked and then substitute a color such
as yellow. My experience with monochrome lasers is that whether they print
grey text depends on the driver, but even drivers that won't print grey text
will print yellow as grey.

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> Hi, I'm using Word 2003 and I have a regular text document using the built-in
> Times New Roman font. I use light grey color font(same font) on partial of
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> Sam.
sam - 29 Mar 2006 19:51 GMT
Thanks for the suggestion Suzanne, but that option is unchecked(by default),
plus I did try light yellow color before and the printing is still the
same(all perfect dark).
> On the Compatibility tab of Tools | Options, make sure "Print colors as
> black on noncolor printers" is not checked and then substitute a color such
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> > Sam.
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 29 Mar 2006 23:42 GMT
Check the printer properties then; make sure it's not set for draft
printing, and see if there's a setting that relates to grayscale vs. B&W.

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> Thanks for the suggestion Suzanne, but that option is unchecked(by default),
> plus I did try light yellow color before and the printing is still the
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> > > Sam.