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Article #1972Re: White text on black
From: William Joseph Marriott
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 1989 01:21
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 1989 01:21
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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.
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