Re: I would look at how you are printing the slides. If you are just

["Barnett, Eva" <Eva -dot- Barnett -at- aketontechnologies -dot- com>]

I don't know about your particular templates and printer, but you may
not have to get them printed at a print shop. We have good success with
our HP OfficeJet G 55xi (cheap printer, kind of pricey ink cartriges). 

The key for me was the transparency film . We now use HP Premium Inkjet
Transparency film. (I tried a different brand and it just looked awful.)


Also, our particular printer has an option that lets you tell it that
you are printing to transparencies, which causes the printer to lay on
extra ink. I also select "Best" (out of "Fast" "Normal" and "Best")
print quality.

Good luck with the project.

--Eva

(By the way, I have no affiliation with hp other than as a satisfied
customer).


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