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How do I find the co-ordinates of each graphic? Position on page?

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MaddyVespa - 16 Feb 2007 14:13 GMT
I am trying to create a presentation but I would like at the graphics to
appear in the same X and Y co-ordinates on each and every page. I would
normally find their X and Y postion from the 0 (zero) top left hand edge and
use these throughout the document. Does PPT have this function?
John Wilson - 16 Feb 2007 17:48 GMT
Format > picture (or autoshape) > position tab will give you the distance
from the top left corner.

If you can write vba code you can use .left and .top to either meaasure or
set the coordinates --
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> I am trying to create a presentation but I would like at the graphics to
> appear in the same X and Y co-ordinates on each and every page. I would
> normally find their X and Y postion from the 0 (zero) top left hand edge and
> use these throughout the document. Does PPT have this function?
Steve Rindsberg - 16 Feb 2007 22:01 GMT
> I am trying to create a presentation but I would like at the graphics to
> appear in the same X and Y co-ordinates on each and every page. I would
> normally find their X and Y postion from the 0 (zero) top left hand edge and
> use these throughout the document. Does PPT have this function?

No, but there's a free add-in that does.

http://www.pptools.com/starterset/

This page explains how to use it to do pretty much what you're after:

TIP: Make several images the same size
http://www.pptools.com/starterset/FAQ00034.htm

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