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Paperboy
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      30th Jun 2008
In the last PowerPoint version before 2007 there used to be a "magic wand"
that would remove the background from around an inserted graphic. I have a
slide background element and I want to paste our company logo over this
image. Magic wand was a nice way to remove the white background and leave
just the logo elements.
Is this feature still available??
 
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      30th Jun 2008
Don't worry it's still there!
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"Paperboy" wrote:

> In the last PowerPoint version before 2007 there used to be a "magic wand"
> that would remove the background from around an inserted graphic. I have a
> slide background element and I want to paste our company logo over this
> image. Magic wand was a nice way to remove the white background and leave
> just the logo elements.
> Is this feature still available??

 
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