You can't have invisible background. You can though, set the background to
black. To do so, click Format > Background. Click on the dropdown, select
black. Then click Apply to all.

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> i am doing a powerpoint presentation under photo album format and I don't
> want the white bacground.. Can I have the pictures show up alone without any
> background?
>
> thanks
I would strongly urge that you don't use the photo album feature. Your
images will be uneditable in PowerPoint directly. PowerPoint brings your
pictures in as fills for autoshapes. The image itself will later need to be
'extracted' again as a picture, which is annoying if there are a lot of
them. I regularly use Image Importer Wizard. See Shyam Pallai's website.
This is a really good add-in. The images are preserved as such in the
presentation.
> i am doing a powerpoint presentation under photo album format and I don't
> want the white bacground.. Can I have the pictures show up alone without any
> background?
>
> thanks
Lucy Thomson - 30 Mar 2008 00:20 GMT
FWIW in 2007 pictures import as actual pictures rather than fills... Just so
you know :-)
Lucy

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>I would strongly urge that you don't use the photo album feature. Your
> images will be uneditable in PowerPoint directly. PowerPoint brings your
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rrawding@ma.rr.com - 30 Mar 2008 02:23 GMT
I guess I assumed that not everyone works with 2007 8-)
It HAS been an issue in the past....
> FWIW in 2007 pictures import as actual pictures rather than fills... Just so
> you know :-)
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