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How-To Print White Text
1.In a new Word document, go to Insert>>Text Box. You can move this box around and change the size by clicking and dragging the corners. 
2.Choose a background color by double-clicking the edge of the box or go to Format>>Text Box. Under Fill Color, select your desired color. Under Line Color, choose “no line.”
3.Click inside the colored text box. Type your text. Change the font color to white using the formatting toolbar. When you print, this will simply be the white of the paper you’re printing on.
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| kimp0203 | White Text | 0 | Jul 18 2008, 9:32 AM EDT by kimp0203 | ||
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I have a question about the white text. I am excited that I found this how to as I have wanted to know how to do this for a LONG time!!! However, doesn't this waste a lot of your printer ink? How would a person print this? AM I understanding this correct....you print the background color on white paper to get the appearance of white letters? Could someone please clarify this for me? Wouldn't this be difficult to match up against other colors in a page? Help....I really want to try this. I have been scrapbooking for several years and this has become a problem on several of my pages due to my need to have white lettering or journaling and me not being able to accomplish this.
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