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Applies ToExcel for Microsoft 365 Outlook for Microsoft 365 PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 Project Online Desktop Client Excel for Microsoft 365 for Mac PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 for Mac Excel for the web PowerPoint for the web Excel 2024 Outlook 2024 PowerPoint 2024 Project Professional 2024 Project Standard 2024 Excel 2024 for Mac PowerPoint 2024 for Mac Excel 2021 Outlook 2021 PowerPoint 2021 Project Professional 2021 Project Standard 2021 Excel 2021 for Mac PowerPoint 2021 for Mac Excel 2019 Outlook 2019 PowerPoint 2019 Project Professional 2019 Project Standard 2019 Excel 2016 Outlook 2016 PowerPoint 2016 Project Professional 2016 Project Standard 2016 Insert a picture in your document. On the Picture Tools Format tab, select Transparency. The menu shows thumbnail-sized versions of seven preset transparency options for your picture (0%, 15%, 30%, 50%, 65%, 80% or 95%). Select a preset option. The picture in the document immediately changes according to your selection. Alternately, you can choose Picture Transparency Options to customize the transparency level. The Format Picture pane opens, and you can drag the Transparency slider rightward to decrease the opacity of the picture. Requirements Applies to Change the opacity of a picture PowerPoint for Microsoft 365, Word for Microsoft 365, Excel for Microsoft 365Find your Office version PowerPoint 2021, Word 2021, Excel 2021 See Also Add a background or watermark to slides Remove the background of a picture Change the brightness, contrast, or sharpness of a picture Change the color of a picture Apply an artistic effect to a picture Need more help? Want more options? Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more.

Of the software is released.So we have to release the version to apply the changes we made. We release the faceplate version by going back to the library view. See picture 8.picture 8. Go back to the library view.In the library view, you can both release the version to apply changes to the faceplate or discard the changes and delete the version. See picture 9.picture 9. Release the version to apply changes.Once you press to release the version, a Release type version pop-up window will appear and it will give you some options for releasing the version. See picture 10.picture 10. Release type version window.As you can see, you have the option to update all faceplate instances in the project, and you can also delete the unused versions from the project.We will just press OK to release the version. And then we go back to the visualization view. See picture 11.picture 11. The new version has been released.We can notice two things from the picture:The new version is now released, you can see the small green key next to version V0.0.2, and also the (in work) is no longer written next to the version.The old faceplate instances are not updated with the changes of the new version and that is because we didn’t choose that option in the previous Release type version window.Now, if you try to add a new instance to your PLC project it will be added with the changes that were made. However, the old instances are not yet updated. To update all instances in the project, you just right-click on the Tank type in the project library and choose update types. See picture 12.picture 12. Update types.This will open another window, the Update types in the project pop-up window where you can choose the project to update its types. We will choose our HMI project. And then click OK. See picture 13.picture 13. Press OK to update all instances.Once you press OK, the changes to the new version will be automatically updated to all instances in the project. See picture 14. Notice how the old versions of the faceplate are now updated with the new layout.picture 14. Instances are now updated.So, we created a faceplate and we used faceplates for 3 different tanks as you can see from the picture, we now need to connect each faceplate to each related tank. To do so, we have to set up an interface between the faceplate and the outside PLC project. This is done in two steps:Defining the needed properties of the faceplate.Connecting the properties to project actual tags.In this article, we show how to add properties of the faceplate and the connection with the PLC tag will be shown in another article.Faceplates PropertiesIf you click on any one of the faceplates you have, you will find the interface section in the properties of the block is empty, because no properties are set up yet. See picture 15.picture 15. Faceplate interface.We connect the faceplate to its related tank

"}"> cdallas • Junior Member • Posts: 33 Nikon Picture Project 1.5 Nov 8, 2005 I'm very new to digital photography and just installed Nikon Picture Project 1.5 to use with our D50. My question is how do I save the edited or cropped version of a picture as a new file when I'm finished with it? With our old camera, we used whatever standard Windows program came with the computer and when I was done editing I just clicked "save" and the file would be saved as a new picture, so I would have both the original and the edited picture available online. I keep searching for how to do this with the Nikon software and I cannot find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks "}"> Re: Nikon Picture Project 1.5 In reply to cdallas • Nov 8, 2005 cdallaswrote:I'm very new to digital photography and just installed NikonPicture Project 1.5 to use with our D50. My question is how do Isave the edited or cropped version of a picture as a new file whenI'm finished with it? With our old camera, we used whateverstandard Windows program came with the computer and when I was doneediting I just clicked "save" and the file would be saved as a newpicture, so I would have both the original and the edited pictureavailable online. I keep searching for how to do this with theNikon software and I cannot find it. Any help would be greatlyappreciated.ThanksDont use Picture Project. It is a piece of junk It will overwrite your original file automatically when you click OK (which is not what you want).NikonView is also free and is much better, check the Nikon website to download it.The D50 gives you two file type options. .JPG or .NEF. JPG files can be edited by

Download photos of all items from any depop.com seller with the best depop.com downloader - Extreme Picture Finder. This template works with the following page types:Item pages: do not have to create a new project for every item page URL - just paste all item addresses into one project and Extreme Picture Finder will download all of them and save photos of different items into separate sub-folders.Seller pages: with seller addresses will download all items of the selected seopo.com seller (currently selling and sold).If you want only items that are currently available from any seller - use the following URL for your project: if you want only sold items of a selected seller - create a project with URL like this: Template details Target files: P0.jp* EPF version required: 3.62.3 or newer Template version: 3 Tags: shops How to use: 1. Download and install the most recent version of Extreme Picture Finder. 2. Download this template using the above button. 3. Double-click the downloaded file to open it with Extreme Picture Finder. 4. Create new project in Extreme Picture Finder, paste your starting URL, select this template and start downloading files. Click here for the detailed tutorial If you are updating a template (installing a newer template version) - you have to create new projects to use settings from the new template version. Existing projects will not use settings from the new template version - only new projects will.

Through the interface properties, but it has to be setup first in the library view. To do so, just right-click on the faceplate and press edit faceplate. See picture 16.picture 16. Edit faceplate.This will open the library view and create a new in-work version. You can start adding properties in the middle area of the library view. See picture 17.picture 17. Properties area.This area is used to define properties for the faceplate and make connections between these properties and the real project. To add a property you just click on the add new property button. See picture 18.picture 18. Adding properties to your faceplate.Our faceplate has 4 main elements and they are the set point, outflow, tank fill level, and the empty tank button. We need to add a property for each element to be able to connect with our project.So we just click add a new property and give the property a proper name and proper data type. See picture 19.picture 19. Add all needed properties.You should pay good attention towards the data type of the property you add, it has to be the same as the parameter of the actual project that it will connect to.For example, the tank fill level in the PLC project is of data type Real, so the property “Tank_level” should also be Real. After you finish adding all the needed properties, don’t forget to release the version to apply the changes.Now, if you click on the faceplate instance you can see all the properties set up for the faceplate. You can connect these properties to your PLC project. See picture 20.picture 20. Properties of faceplate interface.We now finished creating our faceplate. And as we mentioned before we can use this faceplate as many times as we want and we don’t need to create visualization for the tank from the beginning.If we want to simulate the 15 tanks we have in our project, it will be very easy to just drag and drop the faceplate into your HMI screen. See picture 21.picture 21. Simulating 15 different tanks.Download: Faceplate DocumentConclusionFaceplates are very useful when you have multiple numbers of the same system.Using faceplates will reduce the time and effort to add new items.We have to set up interface properties for the faceplate to be able to connect with your PLC project.If you liked this article, then please subscribe to our YouTube Channel for Instrumentation, Electrical, PLC, and SCADA video tutorials.You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter to receive daily updates.Read Next:PLC PID Controller Output TypesStatic and Temp Variables in PLCPower Supply Sizing for SystemsHow to Read the PLC Datasheet?Update the Firmware Version of PLCShare With Your Friends