----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 5:10
PM
Subject: Re: [folkschool-list] PowerPoint
Question
Hi Sally,
The easiest way to
do this (and I have done this a bunch of times for presentations) is to print
out the Speaker's Notes. This gives you a printed copy with a little
picture of the slide plus all the notes for what you want to say. Of
course, this also gives you the slide before and after the one you're
on. I wouldn't do a presentation without this! The big help comes
from having the picture of the complete slide right there in your hand.
That way, you know how many bullets there are on the slide, and if you have
them coming in one at a time with a mouse click, you won't forget
any.
The way to get this
is to go to File/Print and then where it says Print What, choose Notes Pages
from the drop down box. This should print you out one page per slide,
with all the notes attached to that slide right there under the slide
picture.
Hope this
helps.
Cheers,
Charlie
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Charlie Hartman, Technical
Coordinator
MCEDV
170 Park St.
Bangor, ME
04401
207-941-1194
"When I think about my life, I am sure I will not arrive at an old
age. But I would rather sing one day as a lion than a hundred years as a
sheep."
--Cecelia Bartoli, Italian Opera Singer
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 6:38
PM
Subject: [folkschool-list] PowerPoint
Question
Hi All,
I have a PowerPoint question. When making up a
slide-show I want to have the script show on the computer screen but not on
the projected image. I also want to be able to see the preceding slide
and succeeding slide. I believe it is in the slide show set-up.
Can somebody walk me through getting to the place in PowerPoint where one
can set that up for the slide show? What edition of PowerPoint started
to have this feature? Does this work on a MAC?
Sally
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 11:26
AM
Subject: [folkschool-list] MS
Publisher
Hi All,
We have received as an attachment to an
e-mail two posters done in MS Publisher 2000 Version 6.0. When we
try to open them we get an error message that says we cannot open it as it
is a different version. I have double checked and noted that we have
the same version but still can't seem to get them to open. Any
thoughts?
Thanks,
Ellen
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