Hi Geoff,
which font did you use? If the font you used is not installed on the
other machine, it will be substituted by one of the standard fonts,
resulting in misalignment. Stick to standard fonts like Arial, Verdana,
Tahoma, TimesNewRoman.
Is the target machine also using PowerPoint 2003 or an older version?
PPT 2000 and 97 used a slightly different slide format.
Best regards,
Ute
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> Hello,
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> Geoff
Geoff Cox - 16 Sep 2006 08:44 GMT
>Hi Geoff,
>
>which font did you use? If the font you used is not installed on the
>other machine, it will be substituted by one of the standard fonts,
>resulting in misalignment. Stick to standard fonts like Arial, Verdana,
>Tahoma, TimesNewRoman.
In fact I am creating and testing it on my own machine!
I have made the font of the missing words the same as the rest of the
sentence and still get this. Other ppts created in the same way (as
far as I can see at the moment!) are OK....
Cheers
Geoff
>Is the target machine also using PowerPoint 2003 or an older version?
>PPT 2000 and 97 used a slightly different slide format.
>
>Best regards,
>Ute
You might want to have a look here too Geoff.
http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipscloze.html
Maybe its too late to change the method you used now but it does work better!

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> Hello,
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> Geoff
Geoff Cox - 16 Sep 2006 08:41 GMT
>You might want to have a look here too Geoff.
>http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipscloze.html
>
>Maybe its too late to change the method you used now but it does work better!
Oh dear!!! Thanks John it works a treat!
Cheers
Geoff