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Guest
Hi, does anyone know if I can do this? I want a child to be able to put their
name in a certificate.
Thanks
name in a certificate.
Thanks
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Luc
Bree,
You will need to activate the control toolbox toolbar, View - Toolbars -
Control Toolbox - click on the combobox tool and draw one on your slide.
That is the easy part, then you need some VBA to populate the box.
Here's a link to a thread covering that subject with some sample code by
Bill Dilworth:
http://groups.google.be/group/micro...623e9?lnk=st&q=&rnum=3&hl=nl#f643b60513c623e9
You will need to activate the control toolbox toolbar, View - Toolbars -
Control Toolbox - click on the combobox tool and draw one on your slide.
That is the easy part, then you need some VBA to populate the box.
Here's a link to a thread covering that subject with some sample code by
Bill Dilworth:
http://groups.google.be/group/micro...623e9?lnk=st&q=&rnum=3&hl=nl#f643b60513c623e9
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Steve Rindsberg
Hi, does anyone know if I can do this? I want a child to be able to put their
name in a certificate.
Do you need a dropdown box for this or would a plain text box control suffice?
If you put text box on the slide, anyone can type into it and it'll retain the
text that's been entered until its deleted or changed.
Much simpler to use than a dropdown.
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Guest
Thank you for replying!
Luc said:Bree,
You will need to activate the control toolbox toolbar, View - Toolbars -
Control Toolbox - click on the combobox tool and draw one on your slide.
That is the easy part, then you need some VBA to populate the box.
Here's a link to a thread covering that subject with some sample code by
Bill Dilworth:
http://groups.google.be/group/micro...623e9?lnk=st&q=&rnum=3&hl=nl#f643b60513c623e9
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Guest
I am confused. I teach 4th grade and have used control text boxes in my
presentations so that the kids could input text during the slideshow mode. I
have upgraded to Office 2007 but can't find a control toolbox anywhere in the
program- when I saw this post I thougt my problems were solved- I just don't
see where I can get that control toolbox toolbar to come up-
HELP!
presentations so that the kids could input text during the slideshow mode. I
have upgraded to Office 2007 but can't find a control toolbox anywhere in the
program- when I saw this post I thougt my problems were solved- I just don't
see where I can get that control toolbox toolbar to come up-
HELP!
S
Steve Rindsberg
TeacherGuidry said:I am confused. I teach 4th grade and have used control text boxes in my
presentations so that the kids could input text during the slideshow mode. I
have upgraded to Office 2007 but can't find a control toolbox anywhere in the
program- when I saw this post I thougt my problems were solved- I just don't
see where I can get that control toolbox toolbar to come up-
HELP!
It's still there, have no fear. It's on the Developer tab, which isn't shown by
default.
Click the Office button (that big shiny looking thing in the upper left hand
corner).
Click PowerPoint Options
Click Popular in the list on the left
Put a check next to "Show Developer tab in the Ribbon"
Click OK
Now go to the developer tab and
DROP EVERYTHING AND RUN ... Johnny's trying to put Kim's finger into the pencil
sharpener!!!!