So there I was, 5 minutes before the presentation...

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Frank Rizzo

My cousin scanned a bunch of old photos in order to make a powerpoint
slideshow for our grandpa's 80th birthday. All the pictures looked fine
in the Power Point design mode, however, when I pressed F5 to start the
show, none of the pictures showed up. Of course, we discovered this 5
minutes before my cousin was supposed to the slide show.

It doesn't matter now, since I exported the whole thing via "Save for
Web..." and displayed the whole thing in Internet Explorer (without the
transitions of course). But I am curious why it didn't work (since my
grandma's 80th is coming up).

Regards
 
Austin said:
I would suspect you need to update your video card driver.

I don't think so. It was tried yesterday on 2 different laptops and
today, it was tried on a 3rd laptop at work. Same result.

Regards
 
Yes, lappies do tend to be behind when it comes to video drivers. Of
course there is an easy way to find out, install a newer driver. <g> If
that fails try reducing your video hardware acceleration.


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com
 
Austin said:
Yes, lappies do tend to be behind when it comes to video drivers. Of
course there is an easy way to find out, install a newer driver. <g> If
that fails try reducing your video hardware acceleration.

I've tried disabling the hardware accelleration and my drivers are
updated, but no luck. I think you had a conversation regarding a
similar problem in 2001 with a different person:

http://tinyurl.com/kr5jg
or
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...636a1e5ed56/2557dc956b942450#2557dc956b942450

The thing in common with that case is the HP scanner. Was there ever a
resolution to that problem?

Regards,
Robert
 
Frank,

Can you send me one of the jpgs that fails to display properly? I sure
would like to see what is happening with it.


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com
 
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