I don't want certain text from my presentation to print on the han

[Guest]

I have a presentation that will be given for corporate training and some of
the slides contain exercises to be conducted during the training. We have
questions on a slide that have the answers fly in after the instructor has
clicked the mouse.

The presentation works fine but when I use this same presentation file to
create the handouts I don't want the answers from those slides to be printed.
Can you please tell me how to select the certain text and make it
non-printing?

Thanks,

 

[Guest]

Thank you for your quick response. I can see how your method would work,
however I would prefer to find a more permanent solution. There are numerous
slides that have this question/answer series and multiple questions per
slide.

If there is some other method that you could recommend that would make it
more automated I would really appreciate it.

Thanks,

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I have a presentation that will be given for corporate training and some of
the slides contain exercises to be conducted during the training. We have
questions on a slide that have the answers fly in after the instructor has
clicked the mouse.

The presentation works fine but when I use this same presentation file to
create the handouts I don't want the answers from those slides to be printed.
Can you please tell me how to select the certain text and make it
non-printing?

Are you printing to b/w or to color?

 

[Guest]

Maybe a bit late now but if you change the fly in animations to a motion
p[ath > RIGHT and then drag the shape just left off the slide it won't print.
You might need to elongate the motion path depending on the size of the
textbox.

 

[Guest]

I am printing in color.

Are you printing to b/w or to color?

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[Steve Rindsberg]

I am printing in color.

Darn. This would be pretty simple if it were b/w.

Something like this might help:

Recolor or hide "key" text in a presentation
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00508.htm