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In EXCEL 2003 I could insert a picture and format it to make it transparent.
This was I could see the cells behind the picture. How do I do that in 2007?
This was I could see the cells behind the picture. How do I do that in 2007?
John S. said:The OP was talking about how much better Excel 2003 vs. 2007. In Excel
2003 you could make the entire image transparent - in Excel 2007 you
can only make a single color of the image transparent - not the entire
image. While the latter is a welcomed addition, losing the former is a
great disappointment.
Additionally, Excel 2007 cannot batch crop multiple inserted images to
a specific size, like Excel 2003 could do. The example is I have many
screen shots from a webpage, I want to crop the header from all of
them but keep the rest of the image. In Excel 2003 I could
multi-select all the images and then crop a specific amount of pixels
from one side. Excel 2007 no longer has that functionality.
Too bad we have to lose good tools when gaining others with Microsoft
products.
Please, when posting from EggHeadCafe, take the time to keep the
original subject line. [....]
Since EggHeadCafe apparently does not provide a default subject line,
what I'm asking does require a bit of extra attention to detail from
those of you who post via EggHeadCafe; but I assure you, the newsgroup
regulars will benefit from that courtesey.
joeu2004 said:[....]Please, when posting from EggHeadCafe, take the time to keep the
original subject line.
Interesting. I had no idea that that might explain some of the
subject-line changes. Google Groups and perhaps other interfaces also
permit users to change the subject line of their posting.
Our NNTP implementation is really for users who don't have access to
the usenet groups because their blocked by their corporate firewalls.
People are much better off using their favorite news group reader.
As of this morning, Robbe Morris at EggHeadCafe informs me that the
subject line is now defaulted for postings from their website, although
the user can change it if (s)he wishes.
Stan Brown said:On Wed, 20 Oct 2010 10:40:51 -0500, Clif McIrvin wrote:
Thanks, Clif, for taking point on this. These unthreaded messages
have been really annoying.
I hope not only the subject line but the References: header is now
correct.
I was getting ready to automatically killfile anything from that
source, as I already do with Google Groups. But now I'll wait a
couple of days.
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