How do I use these Transparent PNGs
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Last Updated: September 8th 2010
These transparent PNGs are easy to use, and can be inserted like any other graphic in your PowerPoint slides. You can download these PNGs from the Embellishments page...
When inserted in a slide, these graphics don't obstruct the slide background -- in fact, they have distinct transparent areas that make the end result look great, as you can see in the figures below.
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These graphics can also be easily resized on the slide -- just select the graphic and drag the edges to resize. Make sure you use one of the corner edges to resize proportionately.
The second example above shows how you can use multiple instances of the same PNG to create a framed effect.
Many more embellishments can be found on our Scrapbook Presentations site...
Many of my clients, friends, and readers (including you) are super busy these days! And in between these busy days, you need to create slides, practice them, and deliver them to an audience. Very often, your work does not end there -- you then need to remove any extra meta-information from these presentation slides and mail it to clients and colleagues. Of course, you may have to do this so often for the multiple presentations you need to deliver -- and presenting may be just one of the tasks you do in your job role!