I have one of the photographic characters along with three other photos on a slide. I have each photo set to show a layer when the user clicks on it. I want the character that has been selected to remain in color and the other characters/photos to go to gray scale so they look grayed out. This works fine with all of the photos except the Articulate photographic character. How can I give the Articulate character that grayed out effect?
I just saw your reply as it was blocked by our firewall. Your answer steered me right to the best answer! The Recolor button on the Format Picture dialog box - farther up from the Transparency setting is the one I wanted. I think I was just exhausted from pushing to a deadline or I would have caught this.
Thank you for your quick reply - it is very much appreciated!
Sorry to hear you had trouble getting to the response, but I'm glad to see you made it back! That's great, I'm very happy you were able to find exactly what you needed.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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Hi Meg,
You could try putting an object over the character and adjusting the transparency, or adjust the transparency of the character, itself.
Here's an example:
I'm sure our awesome community members have gone for the same effect, at some point. Maybe a few can chime in with some other suggestions!
Hi Christine,
I just saw your reply as it was blocked by our firewall. Your answer steered me right to the best answer! The Recolor button on the Format Picture dialog box - farther up from the Transparency setting is the one I wanted. I think I was just exhausted from pushing to a deadline or I would have caught this.
Thank you for your quick reply - it is very much appreciated
!
Hi Meg!
Sorry to hear you had trouble getting to the response, but I'm glad to see you made it back! That's great, I'm very happy you were able to find exactly what you needed.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Have a great day, Meg!
Christine
Thanks again, Christine!
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