File name on Footer

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Pedro

Hi everyone
Maybe that is a simple question for you but i've search
the answer and didn't found. My slide show is made of
jpg's files. How do i put their names ( DSC002532.jpg) on
the footer so all can see it?
Tks in advance
Pedro
 
The "Footer" area is designed to be on all slides so going into the
Header/Footer section will defeat your purpose, however, you can insert a
text box from the Drawing Toolbar and position it wherever you want and type
in whatever you want. It can easily be formatted the way you want on the
first slide, copied, and pasted on subsequent slides so it appears in the
exact same place. All you need to do is to type in the new name (which you
would have needed to do anyway).

Hope this helps!
 
Pedro said:
Hi everyone
Maybe that is a simple question for you but i've search
the answer and didn't found. My slide show is made of
jpg's files. How do i put their names ( DSC002532.jpg) on
the footer so all can see it?
Tks in advance
Pedro
Click to expand...

What Bill said. Or you can use Shyam's Image Importer Wizard -- it will
let you put the file names in as captions, I believe.
http://www.mvps.org/skp/iiw.htm
 
Pedro said:
Hi everyone
Maybe that is a simple question for you but i've search
the answer and didn't found. My slide show is made of
jpg's files. How do i put their names ( DSC002532.jpg) on
the footer so all can see it?
Tks in advance
Pedro
Click to expand...

Did you use PowerPoint's photoalbum function? Then there should be a
checkbox to include the file name. Using "Format | Photoalbum" you can add
this to your album after finishing it (but not if you created a "normal"
slideshow without using that function).

Kind regards,
Ute
 
You can also write a macro that would copy the first line of text from the
notes section and paste it onto the footer for that individual slide.

Would this help?

Bill Dilworth, MS PPT MVP
 
Tks very much for your replys ... but i don't have any
photoalbum function ...but it appears to be that solution
i would like ...
 
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Hello,

PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003 have a Photo Album feature that does exactly
this. For PowerPoint 2000 it's an add-in that needs to be downloaded, but
for PowerPoint 2002/2003 the feature is built in and available from "Insert
-> Pictures -> New Photo Album"

The PowerPoint 2000 add-in can be downloaded from:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=55D24B47-C828-4141-
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