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How can black images be 'colorized' in a Word doc?
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BlueShirts94
Jan 7, 2010, 11:18:04 AM1/7/10
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My printer (Dell All-in-One) is currently glitching (printer thinks black ink
cartridge is 'incorrect'). Before trying to fix it, I am trying to print
some documents (in Word 2003, SP3) that contain black images.
I can print black text by first changing it to a color.
The photo ink cartridge is being recognized, so I can print color images by
using that (in combo with color cartridge).
How can I make black images in Word docs display as color images, so that
the printer will be able to print them in color?
Thanks!
cartridge is 'incorrect'). Before trying to fix it, I am trying to print
some documents (in Word 2003, SP3) that contain black images.
I can print black text by first changing it to a color.
The photo ink cartridge is being recognized, so I can print color images by
using that (in combo with color cartridge).
How can I make black images in Word docs display as color images, so that
the printer will be able to print them in color?
Thanks!
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