PowerPoint: How to hatch an image?

Here is an example of the transparent image with black hatching.
https://www.cjoint.com/?0benTqngbja

It's a nightmare!!
Hatching, point modification, interactivity, etc...
Office 2007 = Amateur work!

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How did you do it? I had tried something like that (without success), but I ran into the transparency issue... You have a PM pending!

Do it on Word as Mike describes -31

I'm having the same problem on Word (2010, the only version I have) as on PowerPoint: when I go to fill/pattern fill/hatch (I click on the one I want) nothing happens (I don't see the hatching, I tried changing the color but it does nothing).

edit: oh okay, I understand you hatched a rectangle and put it in front. But how did you do the transparency?

The time to start my 2010 and I tried.
Insert shape - draw a rectangle - right-click shape - fill with pattern example 4th hatching - foreground colors
Then line color, transparent maybe for the outline (up to you)
3D format transparent surface There are only 3 and I chose powder, but it's true that in 2007 we had a transparent slider for the background, I didn't see it in 2010.
Then maybe play with the lighting too.
Copy and paste on PowerPoint when you're satisfied.
(I deleted the mini paint support since it’s no longer useful to you)
Let us know if this is suitable.

That's great (I must have missed the transparency mode in the 3D menu)
Anyway, thank you very much.

With one detail: because of the "more realistic 3D effect," when I zoom in, the tiles duplicate partially and give the impression of a perspective view, and the hatching is not visible at all. In short, it's not great compared to the example from argixu. So apparently, it's not the perfect trick (even when playing with the lighting).

But well, it's better than nothing :)

Edit: I found the solution!
I'm making a transparent hatched frame like you told me, saving it as a jpeg, deleting the image on PowerPoint, re-inserting it (but in its jpg format), and now when I zoom in, the lines no longer duplicate!
(they get a bit bigger, but that's not a problem).

So thank you very much for all your advice =)