Computer help.?? Regarding MICROSOFT WORD??

Question

Heyy, I'm designing a book cover for English class at school and I wanted colour in my background so I went format; background; fill effects and made it purple and orange. But when I printed my book cover, my printer left the background white, and when I went into print preview, it showed it as white. My ink cartriges are full and it HAS done this before. HOW CAN I MAKE IT PRINT THE BACKGROUND CLOURED?

Answer 1

Run Ms Word.

File > Page Setup > Paper

Print Options

Tick "Background Colors and Images"

Answer 2

Go to file, print, then click options, make sure the check box is ticked next to background printing AND background colours and images.

Answer 3

This is a nomenclature problem.  Word considers "backgrounds" to be used only on Web pages and won't print them. "Watermarks," on the other hand, are for printed documents.  In most cases, this is a moot point, because a watermark can also be a graphic, but if you want fill effects, etc., you may have a bit more work to do to get it right.

Therefore, my suggestion is:

1.In MS Paint, or your favorite picture editor, create a .jpg file you want the background to be.

2.In Word, get out of Web Page mode by clicking the View->Page Layout menu item.

3.     Click on Format->Background->Printed Watermark.

4.Click on Picture Watermark.

5.Click Select Picture, then find the background you made in Step 1 and select it.

6.Click OK.

7.Click the Tools->Options menu item.

8.Click the Print Tab.

9.Under Include with Document, check the checkbox for Drawing Objects.

10.Click OK.

Hope that helps.

Answer 4

click File then Page Setup then Paper

go into Print Options and tick back round pictures and images.

microsoft publisher may have been a better program to use, as

it is made more for designing things and has most of these features made specifically for the kind of thing your doing.