AUTO DATE Add ins

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AUTO DATE Add ins dosn't work on Office 97.
I install this add ins regular, but i can't use because no where shows (in
office 2000 appers new tab in main bar)

How to fix this problem and use regular autodate for Presentation?

Thanks
 
AUTO DATE Add ins dosn't work on Office 97.
I install this add ins regular, but i can't use because no where shows (in
office 2000 appers new tab in main bar)

How to fix this problem and use regular autodate for Presentation?

Where did the add-in come from?
Have you asked the author whether it's compatible with Office 97?
 
I am not sure where i download this autodate but in readme.txt nothing
writes for what version of powerpoint works... in powepoint 2000 works, in
97 doesn't
Do you know where i may found AUTO DATE add-in for Powerpoint 97 ?
Actually, i need a TIME (hh:mm) to be displayed.. Its local TV channel!

Thanks !
 
I am not sure where i download this autodate but in readme.txt nothing
writes for what version of powerpoint works...

OK, but is there an address or web site URL for the person who write the addin?

in powepoint 2000 works, in
 
Yes but i forgat!
Please ignore that,
Do you know where i may found add-in AutoDate for Powerpoint 97 ?

probably version i have is only for 2000 + , so ignore that!
Thanks for take your time Steve
 
Boki said:
Yes but i forgat!
Please ignore that,
Do you know where i may found add-in AutoDate for Powerpoint 97 ?

probably version i have is only for 2000 + , so ignore that!
Thanks for take your time Steve

Ok, so we'll ignore the add-in that doesn't work in PPT 97.

What exactly is it you need to do? Do you need the current date to show up
on a slide? If so, you should be able to use View/Header and Footer and
select "date and time" and "update automatically."
 
I need autodate add-in to SHOW CLOCK on powerpoint presentation 97 (works on
Pentium 1 for local TV channel)

I am sorry if i didnt explain better before.

Regards, Boki
 

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