How to create a radiant background in PPT

While appreciating other people's presentations, I found that the slides used a radiant background and looked good. After their own some scrutiny and groping, and finally explore the production of this effect of practice. The following is a PowerPoint 2000 platform that gives readers an overview of how to make this effect in PowerPoint.

1. Run PowerPoint, select a new blank presentation, and select the Title Slide layout in the new Slides dialog box that pops up.

2. Right-click the subtitle text box on the slide and select Cut from the pop-up shortcut menu to remove the subtitle text box.

3. Select the Positive title text box, click the Drawing button at the right end of the Drawing toolbar, select Change AutoShape in the menu that pops up, select Star and banner in the submenu that pops up, and then select Explode 2 in the Lower submenu that pops up.

4. Right-click anywhere outside the title text box, select "Background" from the pop-up shortcut menu, and pop Up the background dialog box.

5. Click the small black arrow below background fill to select Fill Effects in the Drop-down list that pops up, and the Fill Effect dialog box pops up.

6. Under the Transition tab, in the Color box, select two colors, the color 1 and color 2 two drop-down boxes appear on the right side of the color box, using them to set the color, select from title in the shaded style box below, and then select a variant in the Warp box. The effect you set at this point appears in the example box in the lower-right corner. If you are not satisfied with the effect, you can adjust at any time, and if you feel OK, click OK to go back to the Background dialog box. If you want this effect to appear only on this slide, click Apply, or click Apply all if you want the entire file to have this background.

7. At the approximate position of the slide's title text box, a positive title text box appears, making use of the handle on the text box to further tune its shape and size to get more satisfying results. At this point, the background effect you want is coming out.