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Quote Boxes -- Torn Newspaper

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user@domain.invalid - 14 Nov 2004 01:42 GMT
Anyone know how to make those boxes in powerpoint that look like they
have been torn off a page (like they do for newpaper quotes)? Thanks for
the help.
Ute Simon - 14 Nov 2004 09:14 GMT
> Anyone know how to make those boxes in powerpoint that look like they have
> been torn off a page (like they do for newpaper quotes)? Thanks for the
> help.

Use AutoShape - Lines - FreehandShape to draw such a box, right click and
close the path, if necessary, then use a scanned image of the newspaper
article as a fill.

Kind regards,
Ute
Tim Hards - 14 Nov 2004 10:47 GMT
If you don't have a scanned newspaper image to use, follow Ute's
instructions - draw a Freeform or Scribble curve - then select "Fill
Effects" from the fill color drop-down. On the Texture tab, select one
of these textures: Newsprint, Recycled paper, Parchment, Stationary.

Then add a textbox over the torn paper shape to add your text.

Also, whether you use a scanned image or a texture fill, it might look
even nicer if you remove the outline as well by setting the line color
to "No Line".

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