Logo showing white background

[pappabake]

I have created a logo but when I save it and paste it in a different
publication, the white edges show up over the background of the new
publication. How can I save the original logo so the white background does
not appear over new/different publications?

 

[Mary Sauer]

What format is the logo? If it is a vector, you can ungroup and delete the
background. If it is a bitmap use the transparency tool on the drawing toolbar,
click the white background.

 

[pappabake]

Mary, I do not know the format that publisher uses. I created the logo with
Publisher and have saved it in various formats (i.e. jpeg, gif, etc...). It
doesn't matter what format I use when I reopen it in a different publication.
I also do not know where you are referencing the 'drawing toolbar'. Thanks.

 

[Ed Bennett]

Mary, I do not know the format that publisher uses. I created the
logo with Publisher and have saved it in various formats (i.e. jpeg,
gif, etc...). It doesn't matter what format I use when I reopen it
in a different publication.

Publisher will not save raster formats with a transparent background.

Either use Copy and Paste to insert the object into the new publication, or
export as WMF or EMF and import that into the new publication.

 

[Mary Sauer]

Go here
http://msauer.mvps.org/microsoft_publisher_menus.htm

 

[pappabake]

Thank you. the cut and past worked.

Publisher will not save raster formats with a transparent background.

Either use Copy and Paste to insert the object into the new publication, or
export as WMF or EMF and import that into the new publication.