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Guest
Is there a way to make the circles look 3-D?
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Guest
Not easy to describe I'll try. If you get lost drop me an email and I'll send
a sample.
1, Draw a circle
Fill effects > gradient>one colour(say red)>from centre
2. Draw a much smaller circle
Fill effects > one colour(white)>gradient>from centre
set transparency from 0% to 100% and choose NO LINE
Place this circle over the larger circle to give a highlight effect
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a sample.
1, Draw a circle
Fill effects > gradient>one colour(say red)>from centre
2. Draw a much smaller circle
Fill effects > one colour(white)>gradient>from centre
set transparency from 0% to 100% and choose NO LINE
Place this circle over the larger circle to give a highlight effect
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Did that answer the question / help?
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John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
john "AT SIGN" technologytrish.co.uk
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Ute Simon
Is there a way to make the circles look 3-D?
That's not easy in the current versions of PowerPoint, but will be added in
PowerPoint 2007.
Best regards,
Ute
That's not easy in the current versions of PowerPoint, but will be added in
PowerPoint 2007.
Best regards,
Ute
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Guest
This is something else you might try looking at:
http://www.presentationpictures.com/powerpoint-wow.htm#3d-plaque
I used it for circles in a presentations, and it was quite effective.
http://www.presentationpictures.com/powerpoint-wow.htm#3d-plaque
I used it for circles in a presentations, and it was quite effective.
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Guest
Thank you very much this will help just fine. Thanks again.