Inserting a .gif

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PP 2007. Using Mountain design. I want to insert a picture from file that is
a .gif. Not an animated .gif but one with no background, just the foreground
image. I have created this .gif but when I insert it, it comes in with its
own white background.

How can I insert this graphic with NO background, just the foreground image???
Thanks in advance.
 
PP 2007. Using Mountain design. I want to insert a picture from file thatis
a .gif. Not an animated .gif but one with no background, just the foreground
image. I have created this .gif but when I insert it, it comes in with its
own white background.

How can I insert this graphic with NO background, just the foreground image???
Thanks in advance.
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Are you sure the background of your image is transparency?

Maybe the white background is your foreground?

You can be try to delete your foreground.
 
Like Lucy says, PNG would be the image of choice. You cannot have a
transparent background using a GIF file

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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


PP 2007. Using Mountain design. I want to insert a picture from file that is
a .gif. Not an animated .gif but one with no background, just the foreground
image. I have created this .gif but when I insert it, it comes in with its
own white background.

How can I insert this graphic with NO background, just the foreground
image???
Thanks in advance.
 
If it's a solid white color all through that needs to be removed,
PowerPoint's Set Transparent Color option might work for you?


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Geetesh Bajaj, Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
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Max said:
PP 2007. Using Mountain design. I want to insert a picture from file that
is
a .gif. Not an animated .gif but one with no background, just the
foreground
image. I have created this .gif but when I insert it, it comes in with its
own white background.

How can I insert this graphic with NO background, just the foreground
image???
Thanks in advance.
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Your absolutely correct, my bad. I really must stop this wine testing at
08:30 in the morning it really is starting to affect my thinking.

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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Michael Koerner said:
Like Lucy says, PNG would be the image of choice. You cannot have a
transparent background using a GIF file
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[cough cough] Beg to differ, Kap'n Koerner, sir.

GIFs can have a single transparent color and if they do, PPT respects
it.

But begging to agree, sir, PNGs are still a better bet.

But it's worth trying this first: insert the GIF, use the transparency
tool to turn the white bit transparent.


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A lot of things I'll send, but wine is not wone of them .


Your absolutely correct, my bad. I really must stop this wine testing at
08:30 in the morning it really is starting to affect my thinking.
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Cease immediately.

Send it here. I'll test it for you.

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