Learn PowerPoint 2007: Solid and Picture Fills for Shapes

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Learn PowerPoint 2007: Solid and Picture Fills for Shapes

Created: Saturday, January 10, 2009 posted by Geetesh Bajaj at 9:38 am

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We start this series on fills for shapes in PowerPoint 2007 by showing you how you can add or edit solid and picture fills. Each tutorial has screen-shots and sample online presentations.

Categories: color, fills, powerpoint, shapes, tutorials

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