Last Friday I did some work on a big PPT presentation. Incase it's important,
the file size was ~20 MB with 57 slides. The file size is high due to alot of
full-size images being used.
Today (Monday), I opened up the PPT to continue working on it. To my
surprise, *ALL* of the images are extremely dark! I can still make out some
detail, but it's like they're 80-90% near black.
The odd thing is that it's *only* the images that are this dark. I have some
normal text bullet slides, with a colored template/master slide being used.
Those are at the proper brightness/appearance.
However, some of those bullet slides also have thumbnail images to go along
with them. *Those* images are also extremely dark.
Any idea what's going on? :-(
Steve Rindsberg - 12 May 2008 16:22 GMT
Are the images from Photoshop? If so, do they have color profile information
embedded? That seems to confuse PPT sometimes.
Try resaving some of them w/o color profile info and re-inserting into PPT.
> Last Friday I did some work on a big PPT presentation. Incase it's important,
> the file size was ~20 MB with 57 slides. The file size is high due to alot of
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> Any idea what's going on? :-(
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