To fix this issue automatically, click on the Fix-It below:
Note: The fix-it only changes 2 stop gradient shapes that have transparency of 100% on one of the stops. Once the fix-it is runs these shapes will look correct in not only PowerPoint 2013 but also in earlier versions of PowerPoint.
To fix this issue manually follow the steps below:
- On every shape with 2 gradient stops
- If either the 1st or 2nd stop is set to a color with 100% transparency
- Change the opposite stop color to match the first stop color - making sure transparency remains at 100% (and does not reset to 0%).
Example:
- You have a shape with 2 gradient stops
- 1st stop is the color White, the transparency is 0%
- 2nd stop is the color Black, the transparency is 100%
- Change 2nd stop color to White, transparency 100%
For more information on using transparencies in PowerPoint 2013, start PowerPoint, press
F1 to bring up the Online Help, and search the word
transparencies.
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Microsoft Community online, search for more information on
Microsoft Support or
Windows Help and How To, or learn more about
Assisted Support options.