If we want to change the Default Print Settings we must activate the check box at the left of the command Use The Following Print Settings in order for the rest of the commands to be activated as we can see in the image below. All we have to do is to select the check box at the left of the command. The first command to select from and which is the default is to Use The Most Recently Used Print Settings. In the case that we only have one presentation open, the current presentation will appear in the drop down menu. In the image below I have opened two Presentations in order to select which one I want to choose. Then from the area named When Printing This Document we can select the drop down arrow located at the right, where we can select the Presentation that we want to change its default print settings. You’ll see a bunch of different printing options on the drop-down menu.
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On the Print pane to the right, click the Full Page Slides button. On the sidebar that opens, click the Print command. Then from the middle of the dialog box we scroll down until we locate the area named When Printing This Document. Open up your PowerPoint presentation and click the File menu on the Ribbon. Once selected the PowerPoint Options dialog appears where from the left we select the category Advanced as shown below. Do you always use the same print settings for your PowerPoint Presentation? Do you only print the Outlines or Notes of your Presentation? Does it become irritating doing the same steps over and over again when coming to print it? Well in PowerPoint we can change the Print Settings for the current Presentation or for another one by following the steps below.įirst of all we must select the File tab in order to move to backstage View, and then from the drop down menu that appears we select the Options category which is located at the bottom left corner of the menu as shown in the image below.
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