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Mac Forum / Applications / PowerPoint / April 2005Graphic files that work in PP X don't display properly in PP2004
I often save a graphics file from Adobe Illustrator that has a transparent background (not white) in PICT format and then import into PP. In PP X these files are fine, but some of them in PP 2004 have strange black rectangles in areas around vector objects that should be transparent, i.e. the slide background should show through, but instead they're black. Any idea how to solve this? Is PICT the best format, or should I try tiff or jpg? Don Newmeyer Don Try the save for web in Adobe and choose PNG-24 with the Transparency option checked. That should work out great for ya. David > Don > Try the save for web in Adobe and choose PNG-24 with the Transparency > option checked. That should work out great for ya. > > David Thanks, David! Initially I was dismayed to see that the png image was anti-aliased when imported into PP, but I improved things just by increasing the size of the original image in Illustrator before saving for web. Don |
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