Tranparencies within Power Point 2007

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The Rhino

Could somebody help me? I am trying to insert pictures with transparent
backgrounds into a Power Point presentations. It seams that no matter what I
do, I get the dreaded white box around the picture. I am editing the picture
in Photoshop and transferring into Power Point. I remove the back ground and
poof the border is still there. It don't matter which format I use it still
get the background. Please help. I have to have 5 presentations done in
less than one month and am really running out of time. as they each contain
a lot of information, pictures and slide. Please help
 
You need to save the images as PNG in Photoshop. JPG doesn't maintain
transparency.
 
What Echo said... but also

see powerpoint transparent tutorial at
http://www.awesomebackgrounds.com/powerpointtransparency.htm

cheers
TAJ Simmons
Microsoft Powerpoint MVP

http://www.awesomebackgrounds.com
awesome - powerpoint templates,
powerpoint backgrounds, free samples, ppt tutorials...


Echo S said:
You need to save the images as PNG in Photoshop. JPG doesn't maintain
transparency.

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The Rhino said:
Could somebody help me? I am trying to insert pictures with transparent
backgrounds into a Power Point presentations. It seams that no matter
what I
do, I get the dreaded white box around the picture. I am editing the
picture
in Photoshop and transferring into Power Point. I remove the back ground
and
poof the border is still there. It don't matter which format I use it
still
get the background. Please help. I have to have 5 presentations done in
less than one month and am really running out of time. as they each
contain
a lot of information, pictures and slide. Please help
 

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