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I have a bunch of really heavy duty presentations that were originally
created in 4:3. I hated with PPT2003 that is I resized the page setup (page
guys, not graphics or anything else...) for 16:9 that it stretched the
pictures. I really was hoping for a change in 2007. But NOOOOO...
C'mon this has to be the biggest oversight ever. Unless I am missing
something in the background that is a one click function.
The idea of resizing 326 different graphics is alone enough to keep me in
the 4:3 world even though I am playing back on a 1080p projector and I would
love to use its capabilities.
If I can manually return these pictures to their original aspect ratio then
why can't the program (which it in no uncertain terms should it do it in the
first place-- can anyone explain to me why it stretches the pictures? Is
there any even slightly good reason?)? Or at least give me a checkbox in the
page setup to leave graphics alone.
Please tell me I am missing something really basic. Maybe it is hidden under
my new oh-so-easy-to-use ribbon/toolbar?
created in 4:3. I hated with PPT2003 that is I resized the page setup (page
guys, not graphics or anything else...) for 16:9 that it stretched the
pictures. I really was hoping for a change in 2007. But NOOOOO...
C'mon this has to be the biggest oversight ever. Unless I am missing
something in the background that is a one click function.
The idea of resizing 326 different graphics is alone enough to keep me in
the 4:3 world even though I am playing back on a 1080p projector and I would
love to use its capabilities.
If I can manually return these pictures to their original aspect ratio then
why can't the program (which it in no uncertain terms should it do it in the
first place-- can anyone explain to me why it stretches the pictures? Is
there any even slightly good reason?)? Or at least give me a checkbox in the
page setup to leave graphics alone.
Please tell me I am missing something really basic. Maybe it is hidden under
my new oh-so-easy-to-use ribbon/toolbar?