Frame boders

[Nalaka]

I have office 2002. How do i insert frame to my power point pages. I can make
a table and make the lines visible but what i am looking for is nice looking
frame for my text boxes and pictures. Not just plan ones. I can insert them
in my word documens but in poer point

 

[Bill Dilworth]

Well .... how bad do you want them?

You can

1) go into Word and create a border that you like.
2) Print to an image capture software (like SnagIt by TechSmith) or image
capture the screen
3) Open the image in PhotoEditor or other image editing software
4) Set the white page parts to transparent
5) Copy the changed image from Photo Editor
6) Paste onto the slide in PowerPoint
7) Adjust to fill slide and move to the back.



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[Austin Myers]

Depeneds what you call "nice". Here's an old school tip, once you insert
the textbox or image, right click it and select Format (textbox, image,
whatever). Then select the Color and Lines tab. You will see that the
default is for no lines. Select a line color, then experiment with the
various types and styles available. With a bit of imagination you can come
up with some very nice effects that "fit" your subject.

Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team