copied Screens w/ CTRL-C into .ppt are not visible in XP

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Peter Bernard

Hi',

working with VISTA and create a PowerPoint presentation ... file-format need
to be .ppt, because presentation should run with XP.

Copy screen shots w/ key combination <CTRL Print> or <CTRL ALT Print> into
internal storage, place it w/ Paste into the presentation.

Running this presentation on XP, the screen shot is only display as a blue
retancle.

What's wrong?

Regards

Peter
 
Thanks ... will try and let You know!

Peter

Echo S said:
Try this:

How to set graphics hardware acceleration back
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00129.htm

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Peter Bernard said:
Hi',

working with VISTA and create a PowerPoint presentation ... file-format
need
to be .ppt, because presentation should run with XP.

Copy screen shots w/ key combination <CTRL Print> or <CTRL ALT Print>
into
internal storage, place it w/ Paste into the presentation.

Running this presentation on XP, the screen shot is only display as a blue
retancle.

What's wrong?

Regards

Peter
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Steve Rindsberg said:
This is an oddball bug that occurs when your shape default settings
include one
or two of the pre-formatted shadow settings PPT offers.

Try drawing a rectangle; I'm betting that it'll have one of the two shadow
presets at the lower left of the shadow popup on the drawing toolbar.

If so, give it any other shadow setting but those two (17 and 18) then
right
click the rectangle and choose "Set autoshape defaults".

Now try copy/pasting a screenshot as before. Should work now.
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For real?

If so, then oddball is right! I could think of some other words to
substitute there, too. lol
 
Hi' Echo S,

for whatever reason I'm not allowed to reset the Accelaration as describe in
the first link ... maybe because this is a company laptop

Trying it on a XP has no effect to my presentation .... still blue retancles#

Regards

Peter

Echo S said:
Try this:

How to set graphics hardware acceleration back
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00129.htm

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com
What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm
Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://tinyurl.com/36grcd
PowerPoint 2007 Complete Makeover Kit http://tinyurl.com/32a7nx


Peter Bernard said:
Hi',

working with VISTA and create a PowerPoint presentation ... file-format
need
to be .ppt, because presentation should run with XP.

Copy screen shots w/ key combination <CTRL Print> or <CTRL ALT Print>
into
internal storage, place it w/ Paste into the presentation.

Running this presentation on XP, the screen shot is only display as a blue
retancle.

What's wrong?

Regards

Peter
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Hi' Enric,

no ... it a screen from a software called SAP ...

Regards

Peter

Enric Mañas said:
Peter,

Aren't you trying to take the screenshots from Windows Media Player?

Check
http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2005/03/capture-images-from-windows-media-player/

Very cordialmente

Enric
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Enric Mañas [PowerPoint MVP]



Peter Bernard said:
Hi',

working with VISTA and create a PowerPoint presentation ... file-format
need
to be .ppt, because presentation should run with XP.

Copy screen shots w/ key combination <CTRL Print> or <CTRL ALT Print>
into
internal storage, place it w/ Paste into the presentation.

Running this presentation on XP, the screen shot is only display as a blue
retancle.

What's wrong?

Regards

Peter
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Hi' Steve,

You are my hero .. :-))

The DEFAULT SHADOW SETTINGS settings are the reason for the error ...
I used an existing PPT-Presentation as template and every time I paste
a screen shot on a slide the shadow setting 'no shadow' is gone, the preset
is overwrittten.

I did it with a totally new PPT ... It works!

Thank You for the hint!

Best Regards
 
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