i agree. and to think of it, you should no longer be
using animations. it's annoying in the first place :)
On 3/13/07, Holden Hao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recent created a presentation using open office, in my surprise when i
open it using a MS office power point almost all of the
On 3/14/07, Ariz Jacinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i agree. and to think of it, you should no longer be
using animations. it's annoying in the first place :)
That's a matter of choice (and taste). ;)
Anyway, Daniel's advice is better: install Portable Impress (no need
for the whole suite --
Meh. Using animations can be somewhat cheezy anyway.
For what it's worth, our company PowerPoint templates work well in
OpenOffice, and although some animations disappear, those are just
blinking arrows and stuff, which, as I said, can be cheezy.
On 3/14/07, Ian Dexter R. Marquez [EMAIL
On Mar 14, 2007, at 1:57 PM, Lloyd Martin T. Yong wrote:
Guys! need some help.
I recent created a presentation using open office, in my surprise
when i open it using a MS office power point almost all of the
animations effects that i've used didn't shown properly.
is there any work
Subject: Re: [plug] incompatibility of open office impress with microsoft
office power point
I recent created a presentation using open office, in my surprise when i
open it using a MS office power point almost all of the animations
effects that i've used didn't shown properly.
is there any work
Subject: Re: [plug] incompatibility of open office
impress with microsoft office power point
I recent created a presentation using open office, in my surprise when i
open it using a MS office power point almost all of the animations
effects that i've used didn't shown properly.
is there any work
Guys! need some help.
I recent created a presentation using open office, in my surprise when i
open it using a MS office power point almost all of the animations
effects that i've used didn't shown properly.
is there any work around with this issue?
thanks!
--
Lloyd Martin Yong
Network
Hi Lloyd,
What OOo version are you using? I guess that version 2.0 at least should
generate 'less' conversion problems.
And can you please state clearly what effects and animations were actually
not reflected in the .ppt version? I'm asking just for everybody's info.
Dong
On 3/14/07, Lloyd
I recent created a presentation using open office, in my surprise when i
open it using a MS office power point almost all of the animations
effects that i've used didn't shown properly.
is there any work around with this issue?
Yes. Do not use Powerpoint to run the slideshow. Use
Sabi ni Holden noong Wed, Mar 14, 2007 at 2:42 PM:
Yes. Do not use Powerpoint to run the slideshow. Use OpenOffice.
Use a laptop with OO installed or download OO for Windows and put it
on your USB drive. Install it in the PCs you will be using for the
slide show. Its free and you help
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