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lf you
look at the sample image for Slide 4 you probably noticed that there
is a date time stamp. You can Crop the picture to remove part
of the image. Look in the Picture Tools for the Crop
button. It is part of the Size group.
1.
Try it: Crop the Image Go to
Slide 4 and select the picture. Go to
Picture Tools->Format-> Size. Click on
Crop. 2. What
Do You See? When you click on Crop the picture will have
a new frame. Crop Marks are available in each corner and on
all of the sides. You can drag the bottom Crop Mark up until the
date/time stamp is no longer visible. Click on
Crop again and the edits will be saved. Good
Question: Is the image cut permanently? No. Say you saved this
presentation and opened it later. When you click on the cropped
image, you will see the bottom portion that is in grey is still
available...unless you Compress all Pictures and tell
PowerPoint to
delete the cropped area.
Exam 77-883: Microsoft PowerPoint
2010
3. Working with Graphical and
Multimedia Elements
3.2. Manipulate images: Crop an image
Picture Tools->Format-> Size->Crop
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