Opacity
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From: Handyman on 13 Mar 2010 21:41 In Office 2007 PowerPoint, is there a way to make an inserted photo semi opaque? In other words to look faded. I suppose I could use a photo editer then inert the edited photo, but I'd like something less involved.
From: Steve Rindsberg on 13 Mar 2010 22:57 You can't do this directly, but if you first insert a rectangle or other shape, then fill it with your picture, you can set the transparency. You can do the whole deal via rightclick, Format Shape, Fill. You'll want to set the size of the rectangle to match the size and proportion of the picture first to avoid cropping/distortion. Odd that you can't just set it directly, eh? -- PowerPoint FAQ http://www.pptfaq.com/ == PPTools - Add-ins for PowerPoint http://www.pptools.com/ "Handyman" wrote: > In Office 2007 PowerPoint, is there a way to make an inserted photo semi > opaque? > In other words to look faded. I suppose I could use a photo editer then > inert the edited photo, but I'd like something less involved.
From: jpforestier on 14 Mar 2010 05:23 Try this animation : Emphasis/Transparency: 50% ot less, or more "Handyman" <Handyman(a)discussions.microsoft.com> a �crit dans le message de news: 22C4C820-667B-439E-8DA1-B613EA7CDDC7(a)microsoft.com... > In Office 2007 PowerPoint, is there a way to make an inserted photo semi > opaque? > In other words to look faded. I suppose I could use a photo editer then > inert the edited photo, but I'd like something less involved.
From: Ute Simon (MVP) on 15 Mar 2010 11:06 > In Office 2007 PowerPoint, is there a way to make an inserted photo semi > opaque? > In other words to look faded. I suppose I could use a photo editer then > inert the edited photo, but I'd like something less involved. Another way to make your photo look faded is to cover it with a rectangle with white fill and make this fill semi-transparent. Best regards, Ute
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