How to make printer print the color white and make other colors opaque?

[EGGO]

Hey guys. I have a simple question, really.

I'm trying to have my printer (canon i9900) print the color white rather than leaving a blank color when I'm printing on paper. For this particular project, I'm using transparent paper to act as a slip inside a magazine proof. This means that I'd like the colors to be opaque; however, transparent paper (no matter what kind of paper I tell the printer to print on) leaves it a bit...well...transparent.

I figured this may be something I have to tell my programs, so I put it in the software section. I'm using Adobe InDesign CS, Illustrator CS2, and Photoshop CS2.

Any ideas will be good. The budget isn't so big since this is just for a nice proof, so I can go out to a printing place provided I can get it done quickly.

[morea]

do either of these help?

http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6228

http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14713

[EGGO]

Yeah, from what I understand from the posts, it is pretty much impossible for my printer to do it (and just when I found the option for printing white on Illustrator but it doesn't work either way :P).

I guess the best thing to do is to go to a printing place and see if it's at all possible. Would saving it as a .pdf get rid of the data saying it's white?

[urstwile]

If you find a printing place that'll do it, you'll need to create a white plate, otherwise the white will just knockout. Whoever you find can tell you how they prefer you to do it.