Unified Picture Fill for Multiple Shapes in PowerPoint

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Unified Picture Fill for Multiple Shapes in PowerPoint

Created: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 posted by Geetesh Bajaj at 4:00 am

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Do you want to add a picture that fills not one but many shapes? And do you want the picture fill to span across multiple shapes? Is that doable? Yes, it is—and there are several ways to achieve these results. We will look at two approaches.

Create shape segments with a unified picture fill in PowerPoint.

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