Microsoft KB Archive/206142

= WD2000: How to Give a PowerPoint Slide Object a Black and White Effect =

Article ID: 206142

Article Last Modified on 9/7/2001

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Word 2000 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q206142



SUMMARY
In Microsoft Word, when you print a Microsoft PowerPoint slide object that has a dark background and light colored text, the dark background is printed in black, and the light colored text is printed in a light shade of gray or white. This article describes how to use a black and white option in PowerPoint that gives the slide a reverse video effect, so that the dark background appears as white and the light colored text appears as black. You can then bring the slide into Word.



MORE INFORMATION
To create a black and white representation of the slide in PowerPoint, and use that image in Word, follow these steps:
 * 1) Start or switch to PowerPoint and open your file.
 * 2) On the View menu, click Black and White.
 * 3) On the View menu, click Slide Sorter.
 * 4) Right-click the slide, and then click Copy on the menu that appears.
 * 5) Start or switch to Word.
 * 6) On the Edit menu in Word, click Paste Special.
 * 7) Select Microsoft PowerPoint Slide Object and click OK.

The slide is displayed with a white background and black text. When you print it, it is printed the same way.

NOTE: If you paste the slide as an inline object (or set the wrapping style to In line with text) and update it in Word (by selecting it and pressing F9), it reverts back to color.

To set the wrapping style of an object in Word, select the object, click Object on the Format menu, and then click the Layout tab.

Additional query words: printing viewing displaying gray grey greyscale

Keywords: kbinfo kbinterop kbprint KB206142

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