Notes page for a workbook

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I'm trying to create a "workbook" to go along with a presentation that I'm
doing. I've gone into the notes master and adjusted the size of the slide so
that it only take half of the page. On the bottom half, I would like there to
be lines where the person can make notes about the presentation for each
slide. I inserted a text box with "Notes: ____" and lines but whenever I go
to print it, the box comes up blank. There is a box (four lines creating a
square) but there aren't lines across the bottom of the page where someone
could make notes. What can I do to make the the text box appear when
printing? Is there a better way to approach what I'm doing?
 
I'm trying to create a "workbook" to go along with a presentation that I'm
doing. I've gone into the notes master and adjusted the size of the slide so
that it only take half of the page. On the bottom half, I would like there to
be lines where the person can make notes about the presentation for each
slide. I inserted a text box with "Notes: ____" and lines but whenever I go
to print it, the box comes up blank. There is a box (four lines creating a
square) but there aren't lines across the bottom of the page where someone
could make notes. What can I do to make the the text box appear when
printing? Is there a better way to approach what I'm doing?

Are you printing on a black&white printer? Then please switch to View -
Color/Grayscale and check the Grayscale settings there. You can click on
every object in your notes master (i.e. every line) and change properties to
make them show in grayscale view and printing.

Best regards,
Ute
 
If you go to File>Send To>Microsoft Word, there's an option on that list that
does what you describe.
 

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