Efficient PowerPoint Handout Printing Tips

Efficient PowerPoint Handout Printing Tips
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Learn how to optimize your PowerPoint handouts for printing to save ink and toner. Discover techniques such as omitting background graphics, adjusting print settings, and selecting black and white printing mode for more cost-effective and legible handouts.

  • Printing Tips
  • PowerPoint
  • Handouts
  • Ink Savings
  • Toner Efficiency

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  1. Tips for Printing PowerPoint Handouts (2K10/2K13)

  2. Omit background Graphic Depending on the slide background, you may want to omit background graphic before printing to save your printers toner and/or ink cartridges and to improve legibility of slide text. Do following Right click on slide outside of the text box area Select format background Check hide background graphic Apply to all slide

  3. Omit background Graphic This page does not contain the background graphic Text print out will be cleaner if you omit the graphic

  4. Steps to save ink and toner when printing slides File Print

  5. Print Options Select Full Page Slides In handouts section select # of slides per page printout If you select scale to fit paper, it will usually make slides and slide text a little larger

  6. Color/grayscale/Black & white To save toner/ink Select Pure Black and White

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