I have a color background that looks great when projected or on the screen.
But when you print, it is too dark. I have tried grayscale and pure black
and white...with the same outcome.

Thanks for the help

Mark

My idea was to add a rectangle Autoshape that covers the entire slide, then,
set the fill to white color, while its transparency setting to 50% or
something so that it looks brighter.

The work and printer use different methods for displaying color(CMYK, RGB).
Hence, what you have printed may not match what you have seen on the screen.
You might want to check this out:
"Printed presentations don't match what I see on screen"
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00018.htm
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"Mark THomas" wrote:

> I have a color background that looks great when projected or on the screen.
> But when you print, it is too dark. I have tried grayscale and pure black
> and white...with the same outcome.
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> Mark