Could use some help with PowerPoint

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homem-da-natureza

Hello fellas, I know very litte about computers and I'd appreciate some
help instead of making fun of me.

I have these 4 documents in Powerpoint that I need to study but I can't
study by looking at the monitor so I rather print them and carry them
around with me and browse them whenever I can.

Here's the problem, the document's background is full of coulour (it's
not a white background with colored letters writen over it) so
basically If I try to print this 500 page document I'll blow a ton of
toner. I'm not sure If I'm making myself clear on what the problem is,
I essentially want to print this but without spending massive ammounts
of printer toner.

Is there a way to alter the background color to white so the printer
doesn't spend as much? But what if the background is black and the
letters are white, if I change the background to white I'll lose the
ability tro see the letters? If somebody can offer some suggestions I'd
appreciate it, I went to some printing shop and he said he'd take care
of it but it would cost me 500 Dollars (it's a 500 page document )
which is just insane.

I'm really terrible at this computer stuff plus I have ADD so any help
would be great.



André
 
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John Wilson

In the print dialogue box choose "pure black and white" in the box labelled
color/greyscale.

If you want to see what you'll get before you print off 500 pages Go to view
color/greyscale > pure B&W in the normal ppt view.
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Did that answer the question / help?
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John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
 
H

homem-da-natureza

John said:
In the print dialogue box choose "pure black and white" in the box labelled
color/greyscale.

If you want to see what you'll get before you print off 500 pages Go to view

It's looking much more acceptable. Thank you, John.



André
 

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