Pictures in Powerpoint

S

Sandy

Glen Millar taught me this:

In PPT 2002/2003:

First you need to insert your desired image into your background:

Format > Background, in drop down menu select Fill Effects
Click on the Picture tab. Click on the Select Picture button. Browse to find
your image. Click Insert. Click Apply. Image will now fill your background.

Now, on the slide in which you've inserted the background, cover this
background image by drawing a rectangle over the entire image using color of
choice (or use the image(s) from your master)

To insert the puzzle image: Click your Auto Shapes button. Select More Auto
Shapes. In your task pane on the right of your screen browse to find the
puzzle. Double click. Resize as needed. Duplicate the pieces in order to have
more. Group the pieces.

Now, right click on the group. Select Format Auto Shape. Under Fill > Color
select Background. Click OK.

Ungroup your puzzle pieces. TA DA!
 
D

Doughboy

THANK YOU!

Sandy said:
Glen Millar taught me this:

In PPT 2002/2003:

First you need to insert your desired image into your background:

Format > Background, in drop down menu select Fill Effects
Click on the Picture tab. Click on the Select Picture button. Browse to find
your image. Click Insert. Click Apply. Image will now fill your background.

Now, on the slide in which you've inserted the background, cover this
background image by drawing a rectangle over the entire image using color of
choice (or use the image(s) from your master)

To insert the puzzle image: Click your Auto Shapes button. Select More Auto
Shapes. In your task pane on the right of your screen browse to find the
puzzle. Double click. Resize as needed. Duplicate the pieces in order to have
more. Group the pieces.

Now, right click on the group. Select Format Auto Shape. Under Fill > Color
select Background. Click OK.

Ungroup your puzzle pieces. TA DA!
 

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