What can you print?

There are a couple of different types of leaves you can print:

Slides: This prints all the slides on a single sheet of paper. This is only useful for printing slides clear transparency for the use of an overhead projector sheets.

Leaves: The most useful, is likely to use. This mode allows you to print perfect replicas of the slides. You can specify the number of slides per sheet, and place up to 9 slides per page (and save a lot of paper). If you select 3 slides, an area lined appear next to each slide that students can write notes on. It should also mark the "framework slide box for each slide that has a black line around it.

Outline: This prints the entire text of his presentation in an abstract format. It looks nice but does not include images.

Notes: This print sheets with their personal notes at the bottom.

PowerPoint 2002 now allows you to preview before printing their brochures, so I recommend using the preview button print-often as you experiment with these types of printing. If you want to make many copies, I recommend the setting of white and black. This will be better in a laser printer and copier well.