Appleworks printing in different colors

When I use Appleworks, it's in blue ink and sometimes green. When it prints, it prints in these colors. I just want black. How do I switch it to black?

Hi,
   For that do the following steps.
1) Keep the next page of page1 as PAGE2.
2) Keep the next page of PAGE2 as PAGE2.
3) Keep a counter(lcount) in the table from which you are printing the data and keep incrementing it for every loop pass.
4) Before looping the table use describe table statement to get the number of records present in that internal table and store in another variable(rcount).
5) Then right click on the table footer and there  create a COMMAND  and there in the condiitons give as
     rcount  = lcount.
so because of that the data will print properly and when once all the data is over the command will be triggered and it will automatically go to the last page.
Regards
satish

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