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mcp6453
In Excel 2003, I have a form to which I Insert a Picture from a File.
The picture is a TIF (it's a scanned signature). When the picture is
inserted, its background is white/opaque. If I select a transparent
color (white) from the toolbar, the background disappears, and the grid
and form lines are visible underneath the signature.
The question is, how can I modify the TIF drawing such that the
background is transparent when inserted such that I do not have to go
through the extra steps each time? I hoped that I could select the
picture, which Excel modifies on insertion, and do a File | Save As, but
that function is not available. What is the native format of the picture
in Excel after it is inserted?
Hopefully this question makes sense!
The picture is a TIF (it's a scanned signature). When the picture is
inserted, its background is white/opaque. If I select a transparent
color (white) from the toolbar, the background disappears, and the grid
and form lines are visible underneath the signature.
The question is, how can I modify the TIF drawing such that the
background is transparent when inserted such that I do not have to go
through the extra steps each time? I hoped that I could select the
picture, which Excel modifies on insertion, and do a File | Save As, but
that function is not available. What is the native format of the picture
in Excel after it is inserted?
Hopefully this question makes sense!