jozaf3rd
Sat Apr 26 08:20:00 CDT 2008
I would like to tell you, John, that this advice of yours is very useful.
Yes, intercharacter spacing has been my major problem working on my
powerpoint presentation. Indeed, it sounded crazy to me, at first, to think
that the local printer set as default could be the solution. When I tried it,
bingo! It solved my problem.
"John Wilson" wrote:
> First step is to make sure that you have a local printer set as default (the
> printer doesn't need to exist)
>
> Yep I know it sounds crazy but try that first.
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> "Clif Barber" wrote:
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> > I have having an intermittent but major problem with the intercharacter
> > spacing in ppt files that I am working on. At time, some characters seems to
> > be displaying on top of each other, even to the point that 1 time all
> > characters in the main boady of the presentation on all pages was smashed on
> > the 1st character position. Ttitles and text boxes seem not to be affected.
> > In addition, the slide thumbnails on the left side of the display and the
> > slide sorter also seem not to be affected. Hpwever, it is very difficult for
> > me to edit the primary body text. HELP!!!
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