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find Auto Content Wizard
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"Gordon" wrote in message ... "lady cyberspace" lady wrote in message ... find Auto Content Wizard Err this group is for WORD as in the name. Try a PowerPoint group.... Also try to remember that support newsgroups don't operate in Twitter mode. I fear that Twitter, IM, and smart phones are raising a whole generation of lazy typists who communicate in bursts of 1-5 words(not to mention the bad spelling and grammar that often seems to accompany the cryptic phrasing). If you work at it you can cram a fair amount of information into 140 characters, but for some it seems to have become a license to bang out requests using just the Subject line and a few cryptic words about the problem. Madam, please use as many characters as you need to spell out the problem, how and when it appears, your software version, etc. regardless of where you post. |
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Lady,
The AutoContent Wizard could be used in PPT 2003, but I'm afraid not any more in PPT 2007. I'm guessing that was your question? Luc Sanders MVP - PozerPoint "lady cyberspace" wrote: find Auto Content Wizard |
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