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1) Right click the image where there are no tasks/milestones, decorations, or adornments to bring up the context menu shown below. Then click the '''Properties …''' command. | 1) Right click the image where there are no tasks/milestones, decorations, or adornments to bring up the context menu shown below. Then click the '''Properties …''' command. | ||
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2) This action brings up the '''Image Properties''' form that lets you adjust transparency as shown below: | 2) This action brings up the '''Image Properties''' form that lets you adjust transparency as shown below: | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 8 July 2016
About Adjusting Image Transparency
20.3.1-OPL Not Edited Beyond this Point.
When images are initially imported into OnePager, they are opaque.
However, their transparency can be adjusted to make them more like a watermark.
To do this, follow the steps below:
Image Transparency Adjustment
1) Right click the image where there are no tasks/milestones, decorations, or adornments to bring up the context menu shown below. Then click the Properties … command.
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2) This action brings up the Image Properties form that lets you adjust transparency as shown below:
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3) To increase the transparency, that is, to be able to see task/milestones and other objects behind the image, increase the transparency by sliding the bar to the right:
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4) To decrease the transparency, that is, to be able to hide task/milestones and other objects behind the image, sliding the bar to the left.
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