How do I create a faned out stack of papers in Power point

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I am trying to create a image of stacked papers in powerpoint and would like
them to be faned out. I have seen it before but am not sure how to do it.

Thanks
 
This can be done using stacked and rotated page images, but that requires
PowerPoint 2002 or above. Otherwise you can fake it by using auto-shapes
that are slightly rotated and stacked.

Which version of PowerPoint are you using?


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I have 2000 (XP) at work and have 2003 at home. I have tried to insert
multiple jpegs of the scanned in documents and layered them to a somewhat
decent look. I was hoping for a easier method.
 
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