Powerpoint needs to have layers - similar to photoshop.

[Layers Advocate]

Powerpoint needs to have layers, like Photoshop does. Its very time
consuming to add and remove things other wise.

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[Chris Watts]

I disagree totally. Layers are for graphics packages - and I find them
unhelpful and intrusive; they would make working with presentations a pain.
Lets hope Microsoft do not introduce them into Powerpoint

Chris

Powerpoint needs to have layers, like Photoshop does. Its very time
consuming to add and remove things other wise.

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[Linda Adams]

I also disagree. Working with layers isn't an easy concept to learn--it
really isn't for a typical user.

 

[Austin Myers]

PowerPoint does have them, they call them slides. <g>


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
http://www.pfcmedia.com

 

[Echo S]

PPT 2007 has a Selection and Visibility task pane that may help with
whatever it is you're after. You can make items visible/invisible with the
click of a button, and you can move the items in the pane to change their
Z-order. For other new features in PPT 2007, see
http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm