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camxaxle
How do I roll over image on autoshape like the one on glen millar's site?
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/html/rolled_images.html
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/html/rolled_images.html
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camxaxle said:
That's actually a link to a tutorial. Are you having problems with one of
the steps?
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camxaxle
I don't understand this part of the turtorial: "This was then given a
background of the image I wanted to roll over (I assume you know how to do
this!)."
background of the image I wanted to roll over (I assume you know how to do
this!)."
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Robert M. Franz (RMF)
Hello camxaxle
I presume the author meant something along the lines:
Format | Autoshape, click on "Color" under "Fill", choose Fill Effects |
Picture | Select Picture ...
HTH
Robert
I presume the author meant something along the lines:
Format | Autoshape, click on "Color" under "Fill", choose Fill Effects |
Picture | Select Picture ...
HTH
Robert
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Glen Millar
Hi,
Yes and thanks. It is a gap I'm aware of that I need to fix...
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Yes and thanks. It is a gap I'm aware of that I need to fix...
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Robert M. Franz (RMF)
Hello Glen
Well, you do have a "disclaimer" (or sort of: "... intermediate
knowledge of PowerPoint"), so I don't think the article is lacking
anything there.
I must admit: I read it, and I have no clue what you mean with the
"first/second tutorial".
While I (think I) can follow through with the instructions (and yes, I
did read it, not only looked at the pictures
), I probably don't see
what the end result should be: say you animate each picture to fly in
from below? So here I am, clueless due to lack of knowledge both in PPT-
and matters of the English language. :-(
Greetinx from good old Europe
Robert
Glen said:
Well, you do have a "disclaimer" (or sort of: "... intermediate
knowledge of PowerPoint"), so I don't think the article is lacking
anything there.
I must admit: I read it, and I have no clue what you mean with the
"first/second tutorial".
While I (think I) can follow through with the instructions (and yes, I
did read it, not only looked at the pictures
), I probably don't seewhat the end result should be: say you animate each picture to fly in
from below? So here I am, clueless due to lack of knowledge both in PPT-
and matters of the English language. :-(
Greetinx from good old Europe
Robert
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Glen Millar
Hi,
Fixed, I hope <g>. Thanks.
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Fixed, I hope <g>. Thanks.
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Glen Millar
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Australia
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Robert M. Franz (RMF)
Hi Glen
Helped, yes, I see now what kind of effect you were after. Thanks for
pointing it out to me (you didn't need to update the tutorial -- though
I like the remark about the changed picture! .-)).
Greetinx from good old Europe
Robert
Glen said:
Helped, yes, I see now what kind of effect you were after. Thanks for
pointing it out to me (you didn't need to update the tutorial -- though
I like the remark about the changed picture! .-)).
Greetinx from good old Europe
Robert