:Origin Tutorial: Use PPT to create a curved magnifying glass effect-PPT tutorial免费ppt模版下载-道格办公

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A senior editor of scientific and technological journals, he publishes articles on scientific and technological drawing skills, various data mining and data analysis, various editing tools and software during manuscript review and revision work.

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In drawing, we often encounter several curves that are very close to each other, and the legend is usually difficult to distinguish, which requires local enlargement. The usual approach is to use illustrations, which still retain the coordinate axes, need to occupy the corners of the space, and make the overall picture complicated.

Dr. Huang from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China proposed: Use a magnifying glass to partially enlarge the curve to replace traditional illustrations. This idea is very novel.

Some outstanding Origin drawings often require the use of other software (such as CDR or AI) to modify the drawings or add other graphic effects, but Editor Tan reminds everyone that PPT is actually a very good Some people broke the PPT drawing software (for example: Zhang Laoshi’s scientific research drawing). Bian Tan advocates using one or two familiar software to solve drawing problems. Today, Bian Tan uses the cropping tool of PPT to create the magnifying glass effect of Origin drawing.

1. Draw two Origin diagrams

First, we use Origin draws a picture, and then copies the drawing. In the copied picture, click the magnifying glass on the left column and drag to select the local curve to zoom in.

Then, select the enlarged image, press Ctrl+J to copy (copypage), and selectively paste it as "Picture (Enhanced Metafile)" in PPT

2. Circular clipping in PPT

In PPT, Adjust the width of the picture you just pasted to 12cm. Then select the inverted triangle under "Format-Crop", select "Crop to Shape", and select a circle. The graphic is cropped, but the cropping area needs to be adjusted. Click on the picture and click the "Crop" tool. 8 handles will appear. Drag these handles to adjust. Finally set the image format, set the "Line" to 2 points, and a black circular border will appear.

3. Posting images in Origin

From PPT, Ctrl+ c Copy the circular image you just cropped, paste it in the original image in Origin software with Ctrl+v, add partially marked circles and arrows, adjust the position of the circular magnifying glass, and you're done.

Final effect:

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