2003 and transparency

M

MarkN

I have just upgraded from 2000. Under Format, Background and Fill Effects
there is a transparency option that always seems to be greyed out. What is
this option used for and how can you make it active?
 
L

Luc

MarkN,
This is an option you can use to set up the transparency of fill colors for
AutoShapes and such.
 
M

MarkN

Hi Luc,

I think you are referring to something different. I want to know what
transparency does in relation to slide backgrounds (Format, Background, Fill
Effects).
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Thanks,
MarkN


Luc said:
MarkN,
This is an option you can use to set up the transparency of fill colors for
AutoShapes and such.
 
J

John Wilson

Mark

When you use fill effects on ashape in the foreground you can use this to
apply a % transparency to the gradient colours so that you can see through
the shape. Since you cant have a transparent background (what would you see
through it!?) this is greyed out in format background.
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Did that answer the question / help?
_____________________________
John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html


MarkN said:
Hi Luc,

I think you are referring to something different. I want to know what
transparency does in relation to slide backgrounds (Format, Background, Fill
Effects).
 
M

MarkN

Thanks very much John



John Wilson said:
Mark

When you use fill effects on ashape in the foreground you can use this to
apply a % transparency to the gradient colours so that you can see through
the shape. Since you cant have a transparent background (what would you see
through it!?) this is greyed out in format background.
--

Did that answer the question / help?
_____________________________
John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html
 

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