no definitely not.Echo said:I think hitting the Insert key works in PPT, too.
stef said:no definitely not.
Why would I post here? You don't think that's the 1st thing I checked?
You're right....Echo said:Sorry, my mistake, you're right that it doesn't.
You'd be surprised.
OK, that's good to know.Michael said:AFAIK, you can't, the only way is to select the text you want to replace,
and start typing.
Do we know when the 2007 final version will be coming out?Michael said:This feature is available in the 2007 beta version if your interested.
Echo said:I believe it's supposed to be available to "regular" (that is,
non-enterprise) users early next year.
Ah, here.
http://www.computerworld.com/action...ewArticleBasic&articleId=9002372&pageNumber=2
says, "Microsoft currently plans to release Vista to corporate volume
customers in November and make it generally available to consumers and small
businesses in January, at the same time as Office 2007."
However, I must be doing something wrong, because I can't get the overtype
ability to work in PPT 2007, either. Until someone can confirm one way or
the other, you might want to do the "test drive" so you can try it yourself
(this is much less painful than actually installing a beta -- it just runs
online over a Citrix server) at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/beta/testdrive.mspx
Right.
I noticed that u have to install some ap from MS to run the Citrix server.
That's not too invasive U hope..?
Privacy and hard drive resources....
OK, tx.Echo said:Yeah, it's a Citrix browser plug-in. I didn't notice any impact here, but I
don't know a lot about what I'd even be looking for, either. I haven't
noticed it phoning home or anything like that.