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Re: I HAVE ACCIDENTALLY SELECTED BLACK AND WHITE. hOW DO...
Press the FUNC/SET button. Use up/down to select "My Colors" (the palette icon, fifth from the top). Use left/right to select something other than "B/W" for black-and-white then press FUNC/SET.
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There's an option under your print setting for color or black and white. When you select to print a window will pop up. make sure that you have the color print selected. Hope this helps
Not sure about Epson but I had the same problem and the store where I buy my ink said that a lot of the printer companies require all the color cartridges with ink in them to work. My color use to disappear even if I just pushed black and they said that was the way they were made . They sell printers quite cheap but make their money on the ink. I got rid of mine and purchased a black only ink jet and it hardly uses any ink at all. Its a powder. You can copy many copies on eighty dollars worth of ink where the cartridges I went through several hundred dollars a year.
Check whether what you are playing is in black and white. Try using a DVD which you are sure is in colour. Then check whether the system/format selected like PAL/SECAM etc. are correct and supported by your TV. Also look for any loose contacts in RC jack, cable and connectors, especially look for any loose strands touching the ground.
Check the color system settings. If PAL is selected while the receiver is receiving NTSC and vice versa, there will be no color to picture. Set color system setting to 'Auto".
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Based on the information I think that Powerpoint is set to print the slide in black and white. When selecting the print option there are a number of settings one of which is print in Black and white, Greyscale, Colour. Please check that colour is selected.
This usually happens if the print settings are wrong, open up the properties of the printer and check all the settings (make sure its set to A4 if thats what you're printing on, and see that colour is selected)
Go to printer properties and check whether you have selected print in grey mode and also check whether you have selected the economic mode. Rectify the same will solve your problem.
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