Slide paysage et portrait dans le même doc ppt
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Hello everyone,
As indicated in the title, I would like to have a presentation document with some slides in portrait mode and others in landscape mode, but I can't find how to do it. It was possible in Office 2003, but I’m unable to do it with Office Pro 2007, thank you for your responses.
Configuration: Windows Vista / Internet Explorer 8.0
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“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination”
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As indicated in the title, I would like to have a presentation document with some slides in portrait mode and others in landscape mode, but I can't find how to do it. It was possible in Office 2003, but I’m unable to do it with Office Pro 2007, thank you for your responses.
Configuration: Windows Vista / Internet Explorer 8.0
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“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination”
Albert Einstein
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Hello,
Are you referring to PowerPoint?
It has never been possible to have multiple page formats in the same presentation... Not in 2003, nor in 2007 or 2010.
However, there are workarounds that I explain here:
https://faqword.com/index.php/powerpoint/creation/713-peut-on-mixer-plusieurs-formats-de-diapositive-dans-une-meme-presentation-portrait-et-paysage-.html
m@rina
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- "On the office forum, questions about office automation are asked..."
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Are you referring to PowerPoint?
It has never been possible to have multiple page formats in the same presentation... Not in 2003, nor in 2007 or 2010.
However, there are workarounds that I explain here:
https://faqword.com/index.php/powerpoint/creation/713-peut-on-mixer-plusieurs-formats-de-diapositive-dans-une-meme-presentation-portrait-et-paysage-.html
m@rina
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- "On the office forum, questions about office automation are asked..."
- "Oh really ???"
Manipulating hyperlinks is interesting when we present our ppt ourselves on a nice whiteboard, but not in cases where we want to send it, disseminate it, or animate it automatically (no click on the hyperlink = no second ppt)...
It's very unfortunate and detracts a bit from the qualities of the software, which in other respects is very good...
There's no doubt he will take them into account for his future versions...