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Stellijer
I would really appreciate a response to this!!!!
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Steve Rindsberg
I have a Powerpoint presentation made in Office 97. Now I'm using
Office
PowerPoint doesn't, unfortunately.
Download our free FixLinks Pro demo at http://get.pptools.com
Make sure the images are all in the same folder as your PPT, then run
FixLinks on it.
That should straighten everything out.
No need to buy anything - this one's on the house.
Office
PowerPoint doesn't, unfortunately.
Download our free FixLinks Pro demo at http://get.pptools.com
Make sure the images are all in the same folder as your PPT, then run
FixLinks on it.
That should straighten everything out.
No need to buy anything - this one's on the house.
M
Mike M.
Make sure you put the files in the same folder before inserting. Moving
them there after doesn't do it. See the following:
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00155.htm
them there after doesn't do it. See the following:
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00155.htm
M
Mike M.
Thanks Steve. I never noticed that. I usually insert images and just have
to deal with linked multimedia files. That is odd they are treated
different. I can't imagine software engineers being inconsistent like that.
;-)
to deal with linked multimedia files. That is odd they are treated
different. I can't imagine software engineers being inconsistent like that.
;-)
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Steve Rindsberg
that.Mike M. said:Thanks Steve. I never noticed that. I usually insert images and just have
to deal with linked multimedia files. That is odd they are treated
different. I can't imagine software engineers being inconsistent like
It'd never happen in the real world, of course.