scroll bar visible in Slide Show mode?

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Guurt

Hello All,

There is a PowerPoint presentation embedded (I think) in Director and is
showing the top down scroll bar on the right hand side.

Is it possible to have this scroll bar in Slide Show mode in genuine
PowerPoint, too? That would be fantastic for easy navigation!

Thanx
Guurt
 
Hello All,

There is a PowerPoint presentation embedded (I think) in Director and is
showing the top down scroll bar on the right hand side.

Is it possible to have this scroll bar in Slide Show mode in genuine
PowerPoint, too? That would be fantastic for easy navigation!
Click to expand...

How about this:

Choose Slide Show, Set Up Show.
Click "Browsed by an individual (Window)"
Click OK
 
Hello Steve,

Thanks! Coming close! But I mean like Full Screen (not in a window) with the
scroll bar on the right?

Would it be possible to write a macro to do it? (not that I can but then I
go look for someone who can...)

????

Guurt
 
Hello Steve,

Thanks! Coming close! But I mean like Full Screen (not in a window) with the
scroll bar on the right?
Click to expand...

I've seen this when viewing PPTs converted to HTML inside a browser window; in
fact, it about drove me mad trying to get RID of the scrollbar. I can't say
that I've seen it with PPTs themselves.

Have you got a link to one we can look at?
 
Hello Steve,

This presentation is playing in a browser window, too. It starts up explorer
(what happens if you don't have explorer?) and plays in a browser window.

I can not send a link as it is not my presentation, I just saw it playing
with this scroll bar which seemed very handy to me...

Thanx anyway
Guurt
 
Hello Steve,

This presentation is playing in a browser window, too. It starts up explorer
(what happens if you don't have explorer?) and plays in a browser window.

I can not send a link as it is not my presentation, I just saw it playing
with this scroll bar which seemed very handy to me...
Click to expand...

As near as I can tell, the best way to control how a presentation or html file
views full screen in Explorer is this:
 
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