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How do I fade an image out?

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IntoSoap - 14 Jun 2006 01:33 GMT
How do I fade an image (the bottom or top of one) out top balck or white? Is
this possible to do on Powerpoint?

Thanks for your help!
IntoSoap - 14 Jun 2006 01:42 GMT
This is a given example I found from a Google search.
http://www.hartfordbadges.com/images/Ski%20Fade.jpg
Sandy - 14 Jun 2006 04:10 GMT
Try this (on a white background) using PowerPoint 2002/2003:

Using your rectangle tool draw a rectangle about 1/2 the size of your image.
Fill it with white. Place it on top and on the left side of your photo.
Return to the Fill Color Tool and select Fill Effects. Select Two Colors.
Make both colors white. Set the "To" transparency to 100%. Choose the
Vertical Shading Style and the Varient located in the upper left hand corner
of the four options.

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> This is a given example I found from a Google search.
> http://www.hartfordbadges.com/images/Ski%20Fade.jpg
IntoSoap - 14 Jun 2006 12:03 GMT
Thank you so much, Sandy. That was great.
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Thanks for your help

> Try this (on a white background) using PowerPoint 2002/2003:
>
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> > This is a given example I found from a Google search.
> > http://www.hartfordbadges.com/images/Ski%20Fade.jpg
 
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