Changing colors?

[R. Corrigan]

When inserting a jpg file into a powerpoint, the colors
change drastically (for example - blue turns red and
yellow turns purple), has anyone else had this problem?

Any suggestion how to fix it?

 

[Bill Dilworth]

Try to avoid using cut and paste to insert pictures into PowerPoint. You
will do well to get into the habit of saving any pictures/graphics to the
hard drive, then use the Insert | Picture | From file sequence within
PowerPoint.


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[R. Corrigan]

I'm not doing a copy-paste, I'm using the Insert |
Picture | From file sequence. The picture inserted is a
wildly different color than the original. If I view
the .jpg file, it is mostly blue. When I do Insert |
Picture | From file, the result is mostly red. This is
using PowerPoint 2003 under Windows XP.

 

[Sonia]

What are your Windows Display Settings? Right click the Desktop and select
Properties, click on settings. What is the Color quality set to?

 

[R. Corrigan]

It's Plug & Play Monitor on Intel(R) 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV
Graphics Controller. Screen resolution is 1024 x 768.
Color Quality is set to Highest (32 bit)