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Guest
How can I change the zero X & Y co-ordinate point from the centre of my page
to a top left position? Many thanks in advance
to a top left position? Many thanks in advance
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Echo S
I don't know of any way to do this in PowerPoint, but there are some ruler
utilities you might find handy. Here is a Google list of a bunch.
http://www.google.com/search?source...s=ATSA,ATSA:2006-01,ATSA:en&q=on+screen+ruler
I used to have one of these, but I can't remember what it was called. Nuts.
utilities you might find handy. Here is a Google list of a bunch.
http://www.google.com/search?source...s=ATSA,ATSA:2006-01,ATSA:en&q=on+screen+ruler
I used to have one of these, but I can't remember what it was called. Nuts.
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Guest
As Echo says. Another way to measure in PPT is to view guides. Drag a guide
to the start of the point to measure from and hold down shift while dragging
the pop up will indicate the measurement.
to the start of the point to measure from and hold down shift while dragging
the pop up will indicate the measurement.
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Steve Rindsberg
MaddyVespa said:How can I change the zero X & Y co-ordinate point from the centre of my page
to a top left position? Many thanks in advance
PowerPoint doesn't allow this, unfortunately.
There's a workaround:
Drag a guide to the left side of your slide (or Ctrl+Drag to create a new guide
as you drag).
Now Shift+Drag the guide and watch the position readout; it now displays the
distance you've moved the guide from its starting point rather than distance
from center.