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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / February 2007What happended to the "duplicate" function in PowerPoint?
I'm trying to duplicate obejcts like drawings, not duplicate slides. I can't believe that this functionality has been removed, causing users to use two ro three keystorkes -- copy and paste -- rather than "duplicate." Which version are you using? In XP and 2003 it's still Ctrl+D or in the Edit menu.......TD > I'm trying to duplicate obejcts like drawings, not duplicate slides. I can't > believe that this functionality has been removed, causing users to use two ro > three keystorkes -- copy and paste -- rather than "duplicate." John, Still there, even in PPT 2007.  SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) > I'm trying to duplicate obejcts like drawings, not duplicate slides. I > can't > believe that this functionality has been removed, causing users to use two > ro > three keystorkes -- copy and paste -- rather than "duplicate." John, Forgot to mention the steps, Home - Clipboard group - Paste button - Duplicate, or just press ctrl+D. SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) > I'm trying to duplicate obejcts like drawings, not duplicate slides. I > can't > believe that this functionality has been removed, causing users to use two > ro > three keystorkes -- copy and paste -- rather than "duplicate." > I'm trying to duplicate obejcts like drawings, not duplicate slides. I can't > believe that this functionality has been removed, causing users to use two ro > three keystorkes -- copy and paste -- rather than "duplicate." Removed from which version? It's there through 2003. 2007? Who knows, it's probably somewhere on the new intuitive ribbon bar but ... ah well. Let's not go there. But Ctrl+D still duplicates shapes as does Ctrl+Drag Hang on, let's DO go there. 2007, on the Home tab, click the arrow beneath Paste and there's your Duplicate command. ----------------------------------------- Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com PPTools: www.pptools.com ================================================ |
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