(The color name rectangle will show "Black" when you click the right square.) Choose "Solid (100%)" in the Style drop-down list, and click the OK button. Drag down the left margin to select the paragraphs, choose Format » Borders and Shading, click the Shading tab, and click the black square in the Fill list. You need to set the background color of the paragraphs involved to black. I've changed the font color to white, but I'm just getting white text on a white backgroundin other words, sweet flatulent alpacas. This means you'd actually be using the ink cartridge to produce the color on the paper (with a white border, of course, since the printer can't print all the way to the edge of the paper).I need to print white text against a black background. That is to use white paper, color the background of the document, and print that out. There is one other option to printing white text, but it would use a lot of ink. But it all boils down to the fact that formatting text as white has no effect on a printout, and you can't print in white unless your printer physically supports the use of white ink. Instead, black text would actually print out as white, since you effectively replaced the black ink in the printer with the white ink cartridge.
In that case, you still wouldn't format your text in Word using white. The answer, of course, is to get a special printer or ink cartridge that allows you to print using white ink. (In other words, you can't print using ink that you don't have.) None of these colors available in the printer, of course, is white-so it can't be printed. Why? Because most printers (even color printers) use one, two, or four colors. If you try to print text that is formatted as white, it won't print-Word effectively ignores it. This effectively makes the text "disappear" because seeing white text on white paper is about as easy as seeing a white snowflake in a field of snow.
You can even format text using a color of white.
Word allows you to easily specify the color to use for different fonts in your document.
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