Textbox prints with border

[Guest]

How do I prevent the textboxes printing with a border?

I tried making box line white but that evens prints black. Slide does not
show a border. Border only shows in print preview and when printed.

Could it be related to my print driver because when printed by others,
slides print correctly (without border)?

 

[Echo S]

Are you printing to B/W or color?

 

[Guest]

Print from the file menu and be sure the "frame slides" boxis not checked.

 

[Echo S]

Answering for the benefit of anyone searching for answers on this in future.

If you're printing black and white, textboxes that have fills will print
with a border around them, even if you do not have a line assigned or it's
the same as the background or whatever.

The only way around this I'm aware of is to place a filled autoshape beneath
the textbox and remove the fill from the textbox itself.

And yes, it's a pain. I'd much rather the B/W didn't print lines on the
edges of filled textboxes unless I asked for them to be there!

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

Are you printing to B/W or color?

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

How do I prevent the textboxes printing with a border?

I tried making box line white but that evens prints black. Slide does not
show a border. Border only shows in print preview and when printed.

Could it be related to my print driver because when printed by others,
slides print correctly (without border)?

 

[schambersaz]

How do I prevent the textboxes printing with a border?

I tried making box line white but that evens prints black. Slide does not
show a border. Border only shows in print preview and when printed.

Could it be related to my print driver because when printed by others,
slides print correctly (without border)?

I encountered this same thing when printing in black and white. I tried allthe remedies suggested and none worked. I finally did a cut and paste of my object on a new slide and saved it as a .pdf. I then inserted the .pdf image of my object and the lines were gone.

 

[archie.a.luna]

I encountered this same thing when printing in black and white. I tried all the remedies suggested and none worked. I finally did a cut and paste ofmy object on a new slide and saved it as a .pdf. I then inserted the .pdf image of my object and the lines were gone.

In the Print options, set to color from Grayscale / Pure Black and White. My printer doesn't print in color, but setting the Print option to color in PowerPoint will remove the lines.

 

[surf10]

I seemed to get past this problem by making the line of the text box completely transparent! Hope it works for you!