Hi Dave,
I assume your question was rhetorical.
Yes.
Neither Word nor your printer is designed to print white, as such. To get
white text/objects on a coloured background, you need to use white paper,
and colour the background within your document. Apart from the fact this
will tend to use a lot of ink/toner, you'll still end up with a white border
around the page edges. That's because few printers can actually print all
the way to the edge of the paper.
Cheers
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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
Dave Breitenbach said:
before I got your reply, I searched for other like questions and read the
other posts. It is surprising that a modern printer doesn't have white ink.
I assume your question was rhetorical. Or is there some hope that my new HP
has white ink?
macropod said:
Hi Dave,
Does your printer have white ink?
Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
Dave Breitenbach said:
This may be a rookie question, but I'm trying to print a white font on dar
paper. I select the text and change the font to white. After hitting print
nothing shows up. Is there some setting that allows printing on colored
papare in white font?