FormatAutoshape->ColorsAndLines->Fill->Color->Background

P

Paul

Does anyone know what the above switch does? As far as I can see, it
forces a fill of white. I am using Office 2003 with Windows XP.
 
J

John Wilson

It forces the fill to match the backgrouns fill at any point (I guess you
have a white background). Give your slide a background picture or gradient
(right click > format background), cover it with eg a plain blue rectangle.
Now insert a circle and do as you did above. Move the circle around to see
how it works.
 
P

Paul

I see. Thanks.

It forces the fill to match the backgrouns fill at any point (I guess you
have a white background). Give your slide a background picture or gradient
(right click > format background), cover it with eg a plain blue rectangle.
Now insert a circle and do as you did above. Move the circle around to see
how it works.
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