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My office has migrated to Office 7. They also disabled help and on-line help
so that option is not available when I'm actually using PowerPoint 7 (I have
Office 3 at home)
1. For some reason the "ribbon" with the commands refuses to stick. If I
click one of the Menu items ("Home", for example), the ribbon will appear
long enough to select one (and only one) command but immediately dissapears
again. Any way to make it quit doing that -- makes it a pain in the neck to
do common reptitive tasks like "increase font" or "decrease font" wihtout a
lot of extra clicks just to make the ribbon appear.
2. How do you select multiple objects in PowerPoint 7 ? I'm used to clicking
and dragging to "lasso" more than one object, but PowerPoint 7 doesn't seem
to recognize that action.
3. How do you set the size of an object? In PowerPoint 3, for example, I can
right-click a rectangle, "Format Autoshape", select the "size" tab, and set
it to, for example, a height of exactly 0.23". That question's related to
the second one because what I want to do is select three colored rectangles,
align them, then set them all to the same height. That's an automatic set of
mouse clicks in PowerPoint 3, and apparently some kind of state secret in
"7".
Thanks
so that option is not available when I'm actually using PowerPoint 7 (I have
Office 3 at home)
1. For some reason the "ribbon" with the commands refuses to stick. If I
click one of the Menu items ("Home", for example), the ribbon will appear
long enough to select one (and only one) command but immediately dissapears
again. Any way to make it quit doing that -- makes it a pain in the neck to
do common reptitive tasks like "increase font" or "decrease font" wihtout a
lot of extra clicks just to make the ribbon appear.
2. How do you select multiple objects in PowerPoint 7 ? I'm used to clicking
and dragging to "lasso" more than one object, but PowerPoint 7 doesn't seem
to recognize that action.
3. How do you set the size of an object? In PowerPoint 3, for example, I can
right-click a rectangle, "Format Autoshape", select the "size" tab, and set
it to, for example, a height of exactly 0.23". That question's related to
the second one because what I want to do is select three colored rectangles,
align them, then set them all to the same height. That's an automatic set of
mouse clicks in PowerPoint 3, and apparently some kind of state secret in
"7".
Thanks