Windows 10: Need to print a list in black & white

I need software that will let me print and invert in black & white.

Can Dogs Eat Human Foods?

At the bottom of the page is a list I need to print out.
1) I need this in black & white.
2) I need to invert this so I get black letters against a white background.

I can print this with white letters against a black background (in monochrome), but i'll use up too much black ink. What I want to do is invert the colors so that I get regular black letters against a white background.

Any have any ideas?

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Printer Canon MG2929

I am able to ONLY print black and white

How can I change to print colour and black and white

For almost everything I print I like to use just black and white
BUT just for some printed pages I need colour

Can't seem to find how in Properties to switch back and forth ?

Please help

Thank you

Al

 

Epson 435 printer

Since installing windows 10 I cannot print in black and white only.

ie. If the document to be printed has colours in it (other than black and white) it will print the colours despite being set to print in black and white only.

 

Well, more importantly is why you want to feed a dog human food?

Although dogs are capable of eating human food, they should be fed proper dog food nutrionally balanced for them. The odd human treat is not an issue.



Regarding list - there is not that much info, you could easily type it in in 30 mins, or use new dictation keyboard tool.

 

Or try OCR?

https://blogs.windows.com/buildingap...oswTSf5Isfo.97

 

I'm looking at a can of Merrick dog food. Ingredients are: Beef, beef broth, chicken broth, chicken, beef liver, dried egg products, potatoes, apples, cane molasses, alfalfa meal, guar gum, minerals, vitamins, niacin, riboflavin, folic acid, xanthan gum, caramel color, flaxseed oil, and cinnamon.

If thats not human food, what DO you feed a dog? My dog has allergies. Just like a human. I have to read every label of dog food to see what she can eat. I care about my dog. If you look at dog forums, you will see people talking about making their own dog food (using human food) so they know whats going into their own dog. They don't buy ready made dog food.

What do you consider "proper dog food"?

Regarding the list. I got it. Took something called paint.net, and Photos in Windows 10 to get it.

 

If dog has allergies, your vet should recommend appropriate diets/foods that are suitable. I would never use advice from a website in this sort of situation. Too many online Quacks. By all means read and understand what is said online but your vet should really be principal advisor.

 

Gee, where do you think I got the advice to read labels. What to look for? And there are Vets that will actually help you to make your own dog food.

"Never use advice from a website..." Does that include 10 Forums?

 

I did this for you. You could still do a little more in Paint to correct the spaces in letters.

 

I was thinkin PDF!