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Old 08-07-2010, 08:40 PM
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I am new to PowerPoint 2007. I am trying to save out a PNG image of a single slide. The slide only contains wordart text. I can save out however the giant white background is always saved with it.

Is there any way to save out a PNG image without the white background this way my text has a transparent background?



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Ok i kept digging and digging for a solution on how to save out my slide without the background. There is NO SOLUTION however breaking it down what i really needed was to save out the OBJECTS overtop the background with a transparent background. For that there IS A SOLUTION....

Save one or more objects as a picture
  1. Select one or more objects to save as a picture
  2. Right-click the object or group and click Save as Picture.
  3. In the File name box, type a name for the object or group.
  4. In the Save as type list, select the graphics format you want, and then click Save. In my case i selected .PNG
Voila, the object (eg. WordArt text) is saved out as an image without the annoying background. A true PNG image file with alpha channel.
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To do that you would need a programme that can cut the background out. something like Fluid Mask 3, after you use Fluid mask what ever colour background you have on the paper only the letters will show.
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To do that you would need a programme that can cut the background out. something like Fluid Mask 3, after you use Fluid mask what ever colour background you have on the paper only the letters will show. the white background is gone
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