How to print PowerPoint slides with note lines on the side?

You can add note lines to your PowerPoint slides in several ways. One of the easiest ways is to use the Notes Page which is visible when you click on the Page tab on the PowerPoint ribbon. Once you are on the Notes Page, you can type in your notes. In addition, you can add comments and images. You can also print the Notes Page so it appears on the back of the slides.

How to print PowerPoint slides with notes on the side?

By default, when you print PowerPoint slides, you can have notes on the side of each slide and the print job will look exactly like that. You can also add your own customized notes to each slide.

How to print PowerPoint slides with memo lines?

A memo line is a small strip that appears along the right side of each slide on a PowerPoint presentation. It prints the slide title, the speaker’s name, the date the slide was last updated, and any additional information you want to add. If you want to add a note to each of your slides, add a memo line to each of the slides you want to print.

How to print PowerPoint slides with comment lines?

Print PowerPoint slides with comment lines by clicking the Print button on the PowerPoint Print Dialog. You will see the available settings for printing this type of a slide. To change the comment line color, click on the Page Setup Button at the bottom right corner of the Print Dialog box. You can also choose to add a header or footer comment.

How to print PowerPoint slides with text on the side?

If you want to add a note to your slides during a presentation, you can use the Print with Notes feature in PowerPoint. To do this, add the note to the PowerPoint slide and press the Print icon. The slide will be displayed and will have a small box with the note on the right side. If you want to make the note bigger, you can click and drag it to the desired location. You can also change the color of the note box by right-clicking on it and choosing