how do i get the background image to print in ms word?
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Wow!  Weird!  Open up Page Setup in the File Menu, and go to the "Paper" tab.  Press the button for "Print Options ..." near the bottom.  There's a checkbox for "Background colors and images" about halfway down on the right.\n\nThis would be in Word 2003.  Your mileage may differ.
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Definately. I would ask someone more proffessional but I know there has to be a way of doing it when you open the print menu. (that's on windows)
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Is the image in a format that Word recognizes?  It has to be a .GIF or .JPG to work properly.\nIf the image is too large for the page, Word will attempt to resize it or scroll it down to the next page.\nThe Office Help files should tell you what needs to be done.
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Instead of printing directly from the program, try pressing the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard, then simply open up the standard paint program, click the edit menu and select paste.
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Nope. You can't do it in that case.\n\nYou may have a problem because of the format of the picture when you put it in word. Try copy then paste special and see if any of the options work. (Paste Special is on the Edit menu.)
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If you have Microsoft Office, it is very simple.  Choose the picture that you want, open one of the programs (Word) and put your picture on the page.  Now go to the top and click on "View"  then "toolbar".  Now choose the "Picture" toolbar.  You will see a new toolbar.  Put your curser over each tool until it reads "transparent".  This is the tool that you will need.  Once chosen, put the wand on the part of the picture that you want transparent.  The program will do it for you.  I hope that this helps
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For Windows XP\n\nFor this demonstration, ensure that you are connected to the Internet.\n\nThen Double click on the Internet Explorer icon on your Desktop until it opens a Web Page.\n\nAfter the Web Page loads, press the Print Screen (Prnt Scrn) button on your keyboard.\n\nWindows will send the entire contents of your Web Page to the Clipboard in graphic format.\n\nNow open up the Windows Paint Program by first clicking on your Start Button.\n\nThen move your mouse over the All Programs icon to display all Start Menu folders.\n\nIf your Start Menu is set to the Classic View, move your mouse over the Programs folder instead.\n\nNow, move your mouse onto the Accessories menu folder until it expands.\n\nNow click on the Paint icon to launch the Microsoft Paint Program.\n\nThen click on the word Edit, which is contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Paste.\n\nNotice how Windows pastes the entire contents of your Web Page into the Paint program.\n\nAnd all the tools of the Paint Program are available to reduce, enlarge and Print the contents.\n\nTo Print, click on the word File, which is contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Print.
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If you want to print your screen, here are some easy steps in order to accomplish this task.\n\n1). Press the Print Screen button that is typically located along the "F" bar line.\n\n2). Open up either Microsoft Word or Paint.\n\n3). Click on Edit and Paste. \n\n4). Either save the document or print it out then and there.
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Open the picture\nSelect it all\nDo an Edit > Copy\nThen open the background and do a Paste (or Paste Layer)
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You have to select those area in the your file you have to print in black & then take printer properties select black then priint.                                 or remove your colour cartridge then give print it wll print in black.
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press the print screen button on keyboard save it in word and give print
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Save the picture to your computer, select "Backgrounds" on the  powerpoint, then go all the way to the right where it says "import picture" or something like that. Choose the picture you want, and hit apply or apply to all. Something like that.
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This has happened to one of my co-workers at my site; it seems MS WORD had a different default printer, make sure the printer that your file is going to be sent through is the one you intend it to go to, and see if that works.\n\nFile>Print Setup
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Import the image into something else (openoffice or Word) and print it out of that. It it is the same, the pic is just plain bad.\n\nThere are a bunc of settings for printing in GIMP, and you may wnat to fiddle with them as well.
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You can do it in Visual Basic by defining a subroutine that will be called just before the document is printed:\n\nPublic WithEvents appWord As Word.Application\n\nPrivate Sub appWord_DocumentBeforePrint _\n        (ByVal Doc As Document, _\n        Cancel As Boolean)\n\nDim s As Shape\n\nFor Each s In Doc.Shapes\nIf s.Type = msoTextBox Then\n    s.Line.Visible = msoFalse\n    End If\nNext s\n\nEnd Sub\n\nThe problem is, it's a little bit tricky getting this routine hooked into the application event handler.  Translation:  I didn't get it to work.  Look at the documentation for the DocumentBeforePrint event for details on what to do.
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try ... format ... background
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Open up your desired background file in IE or Firefox.\n\nRight click on the image.\n\nIn IE, you'll get a message that says\n"Set as Background" - clicking will set your desktop background image\n\nIn Firefox, you'll get a message that says:\n"Set as Desktop Background" - that will achieve the same purpose.