Drawn objects in 2007

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Martin Conradi

A drawn logo in 2007 turns into a picture when saved in 2003 compatability
mode. Is there any way to prevent this?

Martin
 
A drawn logo in 2007 turns into a picture when saved in 2003 compatability
mode. Is there any way to prevent this?
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What drawing features does it use? If any of the new effects, for example,
then PPT must make it a picture in order for earlier versions to display it.
 
Steve,

My mistake - it happened when compressing a file, nothing to do with 2007.
Can't blame it for everything, I guess (mostly I love it).

Martin
 
Steve,

My mistake - it happened when compressing a file, nothing to do with 2007.
Can't blame it for everything, I guess (mostly I love it).
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Still ... compressing converts a vector graphic to bitmap?

Naughty ...

What format was the vector graphic in?
 
Steve,

The original drawing was grouped and on a slidemaster. When I copy it to a
normal page, ungroup it and then compress the presentation with NXPowerlite,
the ungrouped version stays as a drawing and the grouped version turns into
a picture.

Martin
 
Steve,

The original drawing was grouped and on a slidemaster. When I copy it to a
normal page, ungroup it and then compress the presentation with NXPowerlite,
the ungrouped version stays as a drawing and the grouped version turns into
a picture.
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Sounds like something you need to bring up with Tommy and the boys at
Neuxpower? I though you meant you were using PPT's compression feature.
 
Sounds like something you need to bring up with Tommy and the boys at
Neuxpower? I though you meant you were using PPT's compression feature.
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Hi Martin,

NXPowerLite should not have caused this to happen, and we've not heard
any other reports about NXPowerLite converting vectors to bitmap. But
if this is a bug in our software, we'd like to resolve it as soon as
possible.

Would it be possible for you to send the original file over for us to
take a look at? If so, could you please email it to
(e-mail address removed) - marked for my attention. If the file is too
big to email, I can give you an FTP address for you to upload it to.
This will help us get to the bottom of this problem as soon as
possible.

Best wishes,
Tommy
 
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