wilson@csli.Stanford.EDU (Nathan Wilson) (07/26/89)
I'm sure this has come up before but I don't remember any good techniques. Is there a way to get white text on a black background to come out on a LaserWriter II NTX short of writing it in postscript? Thanks, Nathan Wilson Teleos Research E-mail would be fine. If reply doesn't work try: nathan%teleos.com@ai.sri.com
kent@lloyd.camex.uucp (Kent Borg) (07/26/89)
In article <9839@csli.Stanford.EDU> wilson@csli.Stanford.EDU (Nathan Wilson) writes: >I'm sure this has come up before but I don't remember any good >techniques. Is there a way to get white text on a black >background to come out on a LaserWriter II NTX short of writing >it in postscript? Under the File menu, in Page Setup..., click the Options button. In the next dialog are some nifty check boxes. One of them is "Invert Image". Play with them all. Kent Borg kent@lloyd.uucp or ...!husc6!lloyd!kent
Lou@cup.portal.com (William Joseph Marriott) (07/27/89)
It depends on the program you are using. Most word processors require that you know postscript before they let you print in reversed type. Most desktop publishing packages let you set this attribute directly, however. If you're using a drawing program, you'll want to either "color" your text white and make the back- ground black, or try using outlined or shadowed text on a black background.