OFF97:Semitransparent Fill in Embedded Object Is Printed BadlyID: Q167095
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In the programs listed at the beginning of this article, if you print a
document that contains embedded or linked objects to a PostScript printer,
the objects may be printed with the wrong fill format. For example, one of
the following symptoms may occur:
This problem occurs when you create a document in one of the programs
listed at the beginning of this article and embed or link objects that use
semitransparent fill effects, and then print to a PostScript printer.
When you copy an object from one Office program and paste it into another
program, the result is a picture (enhanced metafile) of the object. The
problem occurs because the Windows 95 and Windows NT PostScript printer
drivers do not handle semitransparent fills in enhanced metafiles
correctly.
Double-click the object to edit it. Choose a different nontransparent fill effect. Click outside the object to return to your destination program.
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft Office 97 for Windows. Microsoft is researching this problem and will post new information here as it becomes available.
This problem occurs when you copy a slide from a PowerPoint 97 presentation
and paste it into a Microsoft Word 97 document and print it to a PostScript
printer. Semitransparent objects are printed with the wrong fill even if
the slide is printed correctly from PowerPoint.
NOTE: If you create the same kind of drawing object using the tools in
destination program, objects with semitransparent fills are printed with
the correct fill to PostScript printers.
Additional query words: 97 ppt97 word97 xl97 off97 8.0 8.00 ppt8 ppt8.0 solid clear transluscent PostScript OLE object linking and embedding OLE2
Keywords : kbgraphic kbinterop kbprint
Version : WINDOWS:97
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: May 26, 1999