How do I change individual colors on WMF file inserts?

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Guest

In PowerPoint 2003, you could change individual colors on WMF inserts. I
have a graph with multiple colors that has been imported as a WMF. It has 2
different colors of green, and I need to change one of the greens. With the
PowerPoint 2007 the recolor does not allow you to change just one individual
color. Any suggestions?
 
G

Guest

If the change is simple you might like to try this faiorly tedious option.

Ungroup the clip art twice. Probably zoom in and use tab to cycle through
the individual shapes changing fills as needed. It helps to load the pick up
and apply format tools to the QAT and use them to apply the wanted colour.
 
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Ute Simon

But you can ungroup the WMF image and re-color the lines and then re-group
the parts of the image. Might be a bit tedious, though, depending on the
amount of detail your image contains.

Best regards,
Ute
 
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Steve Rindsberg

In PowerPoint 2003, you could change individual colors on WMF inserts. I
have a graph with multiple colors that has been imported as a WMF. It has 2
different colors of green, and I need to change one of the greens. With the
PowerPoint 2007 the recolor does not allow you to change just one individual
color. Any suggestions?

It's always a handy thing to have a decent drawing program handy for this kind
of things. CorelDraw and Adobe Illustrator are popular but a bit on the
high-end side.

Does anyone have any suggestions for less expensive drawing apps?
 
G

Guest

After speaking with Technical Support, I have been informed that this feature
is no longer available in PowerPoint 2007. I was told that there were
request to change the shading of an object and therefore was replaced with
this feature. His suggestion was to send an e-mail to
"(e-mail address removed)" to request this feature back.
But as of right now there are now plans to have this feature returned in an
update.
 

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