It cannot fill in the center of a closed polygon made from line
"AutoShapes."
No paint buckets, apparently. And since PowerPoint---like Visual
Studio---seems to use the absolutely meaningless "twip" as its
preferred unit of measurement, creating *another* polygon, this one
filled, to position it behind the *first*, manual polygon is an
exercise in being so near yet so far.
There is absolutely no reason that one should have to take a
screenshot, export to PNG, use The GIMP's paint bucket, re-export to
PNG, and export into PowerPoint. *None whatsoever.*
Yet it was necessary.
Why, Microsoft, why?
C.
