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Cropping images

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by - delegate Katherine [1 post] (2008 Apr 15 Tue, 15:32) Reply

I know how to crop images in straight lines now, but what if you want to crop circles / curved images? Is there a curve copping option?

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RE: Cropping images

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [394 posts] (2008 Apr 21 Mon, 10:05) Reply

Hi Katherine

The short answer is No.

The cropping tool in Powerpoint only crops straight lines

Carlos

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