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How can I stop powerpoint from blurring my pixel art?


Question Posted Wednesday March 28 2012, 10:12 am

I have office 2010. I have gone to file>options>advanced and checked do not compress images in this file. I have going to file>save as>tools>compress pictures>and unchecked delete cropped areas. It is set to 220ppi. I’m not trying to print, just to get a nice clean image when I view it in full screen F5. I’m using pixel art so I can easily tell when It blurs or not by coloring the background in paint, that is how I test it for quality. I have also tried changing the resolution, nothing helps.

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