• WSJohnWilson

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    • in reply to: Ditch the PowerPoint #1446734

      Bad presenters (and there are lots) will not be transformed into good ones by PowerPoint.

      However just give them a flip board and they will be even worse!

    • This question was cross posted and answered here
      http://www.msofficeforums.com/powerpoint/19773-ppt-2007-ppt-2010-presentations-dont-display.html

    • in reply to: Playing two videos at the same time #1436259

      Go to the animation pane and set it like this
      36134-vid

      If there are extra trigger animations you can delete them.

      There may be a slight delay between the videos starting but they should basically play together

    • in reply to: Distributing LibreOffice Impress presentation #1423747

      Instead of starting with the sound files in a sub folder have them in the same folder as the pps then reinsert them. See if that works.

    • in reply to: Powerpoint 2010 command buttons #1419475

      You can only set transparancy for a command button in PPt when it is used on a userforrm (NOT a slide)

      Are you sure you cannot use a standard transparent shape? It is very likely that you can. Explain what you need to code to do?

    • in reply to: Powerpoint VBA: Building a quiz #1414843

      I’ll say this one more time then

      DON’T USE COMMAND BUTTONS.

      If your question is in eg a placeholder that is Shape2 on Slide 2 and the question is held in strQ

      ActivePresentation.Slides(2).Shapes(2).TextFrame.TextRange=strQ
      SlideShowWindows(1).View.GoToSlide 2

      Website adds odd spaces in T extRange – take them out

    • in reply to: Powerpoint VBA: Building a quiz #1414598

      Hi njw

      First there is no need at all to use command buttons in PowerPoint to run code. A standard shape will work just fine and is much easier to code.

      You do not give many details:

      Are you using the pseudo event OnSlideShowPageChange??

      If so this is unreliable and will often not fire until other code has run. You could probably fix this by having code before the quiz e.g. “What is your name” on slide 1

    • in reply to: Deleting Subtitle in Master #1394316

      2003 doesn’t really give you the option of custom layouts as in later versions

      You can get close to what you ask by setting the font size to 1 point and the size to 0.01 x 0.01 and moving the palceholder on the master just off slide.

    • There’s no way to do this that I know of except as you say pasting the content in.

    • in reply to: Changing all caption fonts in a photo album #1376682

      Under the hood it is different to 2003. In 2003 they really were shapes with a picture fill. From 2007 they are real pictures cropped to a shape. Might look the same but it is a little better.

      You can save the code if you choose pptm as the file type.

    • in reply to: Changing all caption fonts in a photo album #1376641

      There isn’t (the album pages have a blank master)

    • in reply to: Playing video and content build in PPT 2007 #1374456

      Open the Custom animation pane (ANIMATION TAB)

      Double click the first entry for the video

      Choose Effect Tab and set stop playing to “After Current Slide”

      Does that work?

    • in reply to: Changing all caption fonts in a photo album #1374446

      As far as I know you could only do this with code.

      Sub fixtext_Album()
      Dim osld As Slide
      Dim oshp As Shape
      Dim i As Integer
      For Each osld In ActivePresentation.Slides
      For Each oshp In osld.Shapes
      If oshp.Type = msoGroup Then
      For i = 1 To oshp.GroupItems.Count
      If oshp.GroupItems(i).HasTextFrame Then
      With oshp.TextFrame.TextRange.Font
      .Color.RGB = RGB(255, 0, 0)
      .Size = 20
      .Bold = True
      ‘and whatever
      End With
      End If
      Next
      End If
      Next
      Next
      End Sub

      How to use

    • in reply to: PowerPoint: hide selected objects from printout? #1369715

      What version of PowerPoint?
      Are you printing in B&W?

    • in reply to: PowerPoint 2003 macro error #1366434

      The macro recorder in PowerPoint nearly always comes up with code you cannot use in a real situation. Sometimes it’s a useful pointer but rarely if ever robust usable code.

      Try this code instead:

      (ALT f11 to open the vb editor
      Delete the existing code and paste in this)

      Sub ab4Pic()
      If ActiveWindow.Selection.Type = ppSelectionNone Then GoTo err1
      If ActiveWindow.Selection.ShapeRange.Count 1 Then GoTo err2
      With ActiveWindow.Selection.ShapeRange(1)
      .Line.Weight = 1.5
      .Line.ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 255, 0)
      .ZOrder (msoBringToFront)
      End With
      normalexit:
      Exit Sub
      err1:
      MsgBox “You don’t have anything selected!”, vbCritical
      GoTo normalexit
      err2:
      MsgBox “Select ONE shape!”, vbCritical
      GoTo normalexit
      End Sub

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