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Reply Mon 4 Aug 2008, 16:10Delegate Clive said...

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How do you transfer photographic images to powerpoint so they retain the size/shape/theme of the presentation?

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Reply Mon 18 Aug 2008, 15:43Trainer Amanda said...

RE: powerpoint

Hello Clive

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

Most manipulation of images would need to be done in another application (e.g. PhotoShop) to get the image the way that you want it before inserting the image into PowerPoint.

PowerPoint offers limited image manipulation tools. If you right-click on an image and go to Format Picture, on the Picture tab you will have some options to change the colour, contrast and brightness under Image control. You can also set specific dimensions for a picture on the Size tab.

Amanda

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To copy an object on your page

To copy an object on your page quickly and easily instead of using cut & paste, try this instead.

Select the object you want to copy by clicking on it.

Hold down the "CTRL" key on the keyboard.

Click (with the left mouse button) and drag the object to the new position. Simple & quick.

Now try it again but press the "Shift" key at the same time as the CTRL key, this will keep the objects aligned. Great for making diagrams etc.

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