If you want to create faster documents on Microsoft Word you might want to try printing while in the "Print in Draft" mode.
I have to admit that I have not scientifically measured whether Print in Draft mode works when it comes to speeding up process of printing out MS Word documents. I haven't measured the speed on a stop watch or taken great care to log in my printer and PC's performance while printing in this mode.
I also have to admit, that I can't say that I have scientifically measured how much ink the Print In Draft mode has saved me. I have a hard time telling if I am saving ink at all. Yes, it is reported throughout the internet that Print in Draft will cause your computer to use less toner / ink and, hence, save you money.
Have you tried it?
I wrote an article on Squidoo that will show you how to go into MS Word and set up documents to "Print In Draft" Check it out. I have linked it below:
Learn to Print in Draft on MS Word and Save Toner Ink
If you get a chance, please also read some of my other TurtleDog posts
I have to admit that I have not scientifically measured whether Print in Draft mode works when it comes to speeding up process of printing out MS Word documents. I haven't measured the speed on a stop watch or taken great care to log in my printer and PC's performance while printing in this mode.
I also have to admit, that I can't say that I have scientifically measured how much ink the Print In Draft mode has saved me. I have a hard time telling if I am saving ink at all. Yes, it is reported throughout the internet that Print in Draft will cause your computer to use less toner / ink and, hence, save you money.
Have you tried it?
I wrote an article on Squidoo that will show you how to go into MS Word and set up documents to "Print In Draft" Check it out. I have linked it below:
Learn to Print in Draft on MS Word and Save Toner Ink
If you get a chance, please also read some of my other TurtleDog posts
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