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I'd like to take some of my .psd files and drop them into a PowerPoint, but when I convert to JPG, I get the white surrounding the image. Is there a way to save them so they act like clip art in PowerPoint?
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Saving Jpgs How do I save as a JPG without the white around the image?
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Posted 11 October 2012 - 06:56 PM
It's been a while since I used Powerpoint, so I don't recall if it will take .png files, but I think it does. But you will have a white background if you save a file as a .jpg. Files need to be .pngs to not have the white border. HTHs.
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Posted 12 October 2012 - 01:15 AM
I just had a little play with my Powerpoint and you can insert PNG files and they keep their transparent background.
I was not 100% sure but felt I had used PNG files a couple of years ago when I put together a powerpoint for our Church's anniversary concert.
Frames that are PNG files are really useful in powerpoint.
I was not 100% sure but felt I had used PNG files a couple of years ago when I put together a powerpoint for our Church's anniversary concert.
Frames that are PNG files are really useful in powerpoint.
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Posted 14 October 2012 - 05:48 PM
When you are in powerpoint... you go to insert... add picture.. open the file where your PNG is that you want to use and then it should say "insert".
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