Then provide the clients/users with these instructions for when they want to insert a slide layout that allows them to put a picture underneath the graphics: 'Picture Layout, Graphics on Top' and place it in a folder that is easily accessible to the clients/users. Make sure the company graphics are brought forward and the picture placeholder is sent to back.Create the slide layout you want, with the picture placeholder and company graphics.
Insert a blank slide, with no graphics (you may need to hide background images). The most elegant/simple solution I can come up with is as follows: I found the ActiveX control unhelpful as you can only see the slide master image when you're running the presentation, which may be confusing for some users. logo and graphic elements) sit on top of the photos. I wanted to be able to do this for a PowerPoint template where my client needs to be able to insert photos into slides but have the company graphics (i.e. Drag the image control to the size and position that you want.įor text, you could do a similar thing using a label control instead of the image control. Optionally, modify BorderStyle to remove the border, and BackStyle to make any part of the control not covered by the picture transparent. Optionally, modify PictureSizeMode to fmPictureSizeModeZoon so that the loaded image resizes to fit the control. Click on the … button on the Picture line and select the picture you want to show. Right-click on the inserted image control and choose Properties to obtain its Properties dialog. 
From the Developer ribbon tab, Controls group (or equivalent with older versions of PowerPoint), click on the Image control (looks like a mountain with the sun above it) and click on the slide to insert it.If you are using PowerPoint 2010 or later, show the Developer ribbon group by going to File>Options>Customize Ribbon, and selecting Developer in the right-hand list.You can insert an image on a master slide that is shown in front of everything else by inserting it as an ActiveX image control.
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