Equation Editor

[Guest]

Hi,
In my presentation, background is black. When I insert and equation using
the Equation Editor, the equation becomes black text. How can I change the
color of the equation to white?

/ Ulf

 

[Luc]

Ulf,
There is a button next to the zoom (left) in the standard toolbar, click on
it and choose grey or pure black and white. When you are finished editing,
click on the close button of the toolbar that appeared and you will be back
to normal. All this in PPT 2002/2003.

 

[Luc]

Ulf,
May have misread your question, if you want the text to be white that would
be hard but you could do this. Select your Equasion, Format - Object -
colors and lines tab - next to colors choose white as a fill color. Not
quite what you expected, but maybe someone else will have better ideas.

 

[Luc]

Ulf,
Just realised there is another way. Select your Equation, on the picture
toolbar click on the color button, second from the left (if the toolbar is
not visible, right click on equation and choose show picture toolbar).
Choose the last option should be called wash or watermark or something
similar. Now when you run the slideshow the equation shows as white letters.
Does so here, so I hope it does for you too.

 

[dee]

click on it to select
right click
format object
choose the tab that says picture
choose recolor
choose the color you want

dee