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Originally posted by DJKAL
so i inserted it as an image into microsoft word and when printing it prints with pink around the "CD's" and the image also has pink around some lines.
Because you're printing it in color using the color cardridges to
simulate greyscale. And since you don't have enough color inkt (one of them is empty or the nozzles are dried out), not all colors are used.
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Originally posted by DJKAL
what can i do to stop this and get it to print white
Print in greyscale, not color (and make sure yuo have enough black inkt of course). Do this by setting your printer properties to greyscale as people have said...
And yes, you do have that option.
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Originally posted by DJKAL
(i tried making it bnlack and white in M$ Word - but that made it look s**t! as it removed some lines )
Black and white is not greyscale. Greyscale are all the scales from black to white, not only the color black and the color white.
Also, setting the color or type of your image in Word has got nothing (at least not much) todo with how you're going to print it.
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Originally posted by DJKAL
i tried grey-scale and that didnt work
Change the properties of your printer, not from your image.
You can change the image all you want, it will not affect how you print it.
PS: and instead of printing it hundreds of times, make one full page print out and bring that to a copy center and ask them to copy it a hundred times (and say you need 2 on 1 page). It will cost far far less...
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