[leahcar13]

Thanks in advance for any help... I am a teacher and use a tablet
pc/projector instead of an overhead projector to display info for my
students. The only feature of an overhead that I wish I still had is the
ability to only reveal part of a document or slide at a time. I'm currently
using office 2007 (ppt, word, onenote). Is this possible?

Again thanks for any help.

[grammatim[_2_]]

I've often seen PowerPoint users show slides that look as though
they're uncovering a line of info at a time -- I assume that they've
created a sequence of slides, each with more information than the
previous one, and when you click from one to the next, the viewer
simply perceives it as the same image with additional material added.

On Jul 26, 3:09 pm, leahcar13
wrote:
Thanks in advance for any help... I am a teacher and use a tablet
pc/projector instead of an overhead projector to display info for my
students. The only feature of an overhead that I wish I still had is the
ability to only reveal part of a document or slide at a time. I'm currently
using office 2007 (ppt, word, onenote). Is this possible?

Again thanks for any help.

[JoAnn Paules]

PowerPoint has an animation setting that does that. It's all one slide. Word
doesn't have that, just PowerPoint.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"grammatim" wrote in message
...
I've often seen PowerPoint users show slides that look as though
they're uncovering a line of info at a time -- I assume that they've
created a sequence of slides, each with more information than the
previous one, and when you click from one to the next, the viewer
simply perceives it as the same image with additional material added.

On Jul 26, 3:09 pm, leahcar13
wrote:
Thanks in advance for any help... I am a teacher and use a tablet
pc/projector instead of an overhead projector to display info for my
students. The only feature of an overhead that I wish I still had is the
ability to only reveal part of a document or slide at a time. I'm
currently
using office 2007 (ppt, word, onenote). Is this possible?

Again thanks for any help.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Actually, I think all this is accomplished within a single slide via PPT
magic, but the method you describe could be used to simulate this in Word.
Using PPT would be better, though.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"grammatim" wrote in message
...
I've often seen PowerPoint users show slides that look as though
they're uncovering a line of info at a time -- I assume that they've
created a sequence of slides, each with more information than the
previous one, and when you click from one to the next, the viewer
simply perceives it as the same image with additional material added.

On Jul 26, 3:09 pm, leahcar13
wrote:
Thanks in advance for any help... I am a teacher and use a tablet
pc/projector instead of an overhead projector to display info for my
students. The only feature of an overhead that I wish I still had is the
ability to only reveal part of a document or slide at a time. I'm
currently
using office 2007 (ppt, word, onenote). Is this possible?

Again thanks for any help.