Microsoft picture it

wolshouse | 19:45 Thu 13th Apr 2006 | How it Works

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Having cropped a picture and made the object stand alone by blocking out the background, I have forgotten how to make the white square (in which the object appears) become tranparent. I have found `transparency' listed in the programme, saying that not all topics are covered! Not very helpful. Can anyone assist me please? Thank you.

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I've actually found lots of sites on Google and managed to make the background transparent using Word (having saved the picture as a GIF and not JPEG. However I cannot import the picture into my Print Artist programme - it's all very frustrating.

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I'v now solved the problem. In Microsoft Picture It, crop an object by marking all round and then using the cutting tool. Open a new blank file, put in a background, then press edit and paste. Lo and behold, your cropped object comes onto the background WITH NO WHITE SQUARE ROUND IT - brilliant. The whole thing can then be saved as a JPEG.

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