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kahlua716
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Name: Keri
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Help with power point
I'm trying to make something for my sister's wedding. I want to put her and her fiance's name in the background (faded) of a wish bowl poem.
I can't figure out how to get the text to be kinda faded...
sort of like this:
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Posted 1/24/08 9:00 AM |
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MrsMessina
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Member since 2/07 7254 total posts
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Re: Help with power point
try right clicking on it - i think it's something to do near grouping (can't get powerpoint up on my computer for some reason---- I"ll keep trying.)
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Posted 1/24/08 9:03 AM |
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azoodie
Member since 8/05 8377 total posts
Name: Team SEXY BACK
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Re: Help with power point
Do you have photoshop? I would just make two layers and then decrease the opacity of the background layer.
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Posted 1/24/08 9:05 AM |
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kahlua716
3 Girls for Me!
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Name: Keri
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Re: Help with power point
Posted by azoodie
Do you have photoshop? I would just make two layers and then decrease the opacity of the background layer.
No...unfortunately.
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Posted 1/24/08 9:09 AM |
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bird382
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Re: Help with power point
If it's an image, try: right click --> format picture --> then click on "washout" in the picture tab.
If it's not a picture, right click --> format --> then change the transparency in the colors and lines tab.
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Posted 1/24/08 9:09 AM |
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kahlua716
3 Girls for Me!
Member since 8/07 12475 total posts
Name: Keri
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Re: Help with power point
Ok- I think I figured it out- I saved each word as a picture, then inserted them into the pp document and washed them out.
I thought there was a way to washout text.
Thanks for the tips!
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Posted 1/24/08 9:14 AM |
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nrthshgrl
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Member since 7/05 57538 total posts
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Re: Help with power point
Posted by kahlua716
Ok- I think I figured it out- I saved each word as a picture, then inserted them into the pp document and washed them out.
I thought there was a way to washout text.
Thanks for the tips!
Instead of washing out the text, try changing the color a few points darker or lighter than the background.
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Posted 1/24/08 9:22 AM |
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