Subtle variation in object location between PPT 2002 and PPT 2007

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Guest

I must edit PPT presentations in either PPT 2002 or PPT 2007. A number of the
presentations have box and line objects. I have two problems:

1. There is a slight difference between the positioning of some lines aand
boxes in the two programs. This becomes important when I am tracing lines or
have colored boxes inside other objects.

2. WYS is NOT WYG all of the time. In eidt mode objects appear in proper
alignment but they are not when in Slide Show. The differences are not big
but are obvious. This gets frustrating sometimes.

Perhaps these are known bugs.
 
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Glen Millar

Hi,

One I have seen is the way lines are drawn around objects. I have added
lines to auto shapes and had to adjust them slightly. As for 2007, some of
the drawing stuff is a bit strange. I guess, though, it has all been totally
redone so there might be some kinds of problems. Someone else might be able
to comment better.

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Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP

Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
the original www.pptworkbench.com
glen at pptworkbench dot com
 
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Steve Rindsberg

Bonsai Bill said:
I must edit PPT presentations in either PPT 2002 or PPT 2007. A number of the
presentations have box and line objects. I have two problems:

1. There is a slight difference between the positioning of some lines aand
boxes in the two programs. This becomes important when I am tracing lines or
have colored boxes inside other objects.

Hm ... at some point (and I'm wondering if it was between 2002 and 2003?) the
way lines are drawn around objects changed.

You can check this easily:

Draw two rectangles side by side. Give one a really thick outline, the other
none. Zoom in on the corner where the two rectangles abut and note whether the
outline sits half in and half outside the rectange or entirely outside. In 2003
it's split in/out.
 

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