> The writing wasn't very clear; I've changed it.
> Though it may not work as you'd expect it to, it's not a bug. It's supposed to
> be this way (and PPT 2003 works the same as earlier versions). The same
> solutions should work for 2003 as for earlier versions.
Thx a lot for your answer and for the change.
Ok, I understood. It's not a bug, it's a feature. :)
Where it's funny, if i open the ppt created with PowerPoint under Impress
(OpenOffice), it's work perfectly.
I think it will be good if microsoft added a check-box under Slide Shows -->
Set up Show, a check box named "restart animations on each slide" for example.
This function will be very useful for all presentations which the goal is to
be a menu without end.
Sincerely,
Tounet.
Steve Rindsberg - 29 Aug 2006 22:28 GMT
> > The writing wasn't very clear; I've changed it.
> > Though it may not work as you'd expect it to, it's not a bug. It's supposed to
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> Where it's funny, if i open the ppt created with PowerPoint under Impress
> (OpenOffice), it's work perfectly.
Different programs, different bug... er... features. ;-)
> I think it will be good if microsoft added a check-box under Slide Shows -->
> Set up Show, a check box named "restart animations on each slide" for example.
> This function will be very useful for all presentations which the goal is to
> be a menu without end.
Totally agree!
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