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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / May 2008Hard space in Power Point 2007
How do I enter a hard space in Power Point 2007? MS Word uses CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR to accomplish this. I searched the internet and found where you can use ALT+0160 for Power Point 2003. This doesn't seem to work in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this seems to be a difficult way to do it. Alt+0160 works for me in 2007. Do you have SP1 of 2007 installed? Might make a difference.  SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint How do I enter a hard space in Power Point 2007? MS Word uses CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR to accomplish this. I searched the internet and found where you can use ALT+0160 for Power Point 2003. This doesn't seem to work in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this seems to be a difficult way to do it. Michael, I did not have SP1 installed so I did install it. No joy. However John Wilson asked if I was using the keypad, which I wasn't. I am using a Compaq laptop so here's what I ended up doing. I would press and hold ALT+FN+0160. The 0160 was entered using the keypad buried within the keyboard not the numbers across the top of the key board. Clear as mud? Thanks for your help. Bob > Alt+0160 works for me in 2007. Do you have SP1 of 2007 installed? Might make a difference. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this > seems to be a difficult way to do it Glad you got it all figured out. Asking what type of computer would probably have been my next question. thanks for letting us know your results. SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint Michael, I did not have SP1 installed so I did install it. No joy. However John Wilson asked if I was using the keypad, which I wasn't. I am using a Compaq laptop so here's what I ended up doing. I would press and hold ALT+FN+0160. The 0160 was entered using the keypad buried within the keyboard not the numbers across the top of the key board. Clear as mud? Thanks for your help. Bob "Michael Koerner" wrote: > Alt+0160 works for me in 2007. Do you have SP1 of 2007 installed? Might make a difference. > > -- > Michael Koerner > MS MVP - PowerPoint > > > "Bob" <Bob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AF6E14A9-244A-4F4B-967E-6FDC3E2FD6AC@microsoft.com... > How do I enter a hard space in Power Point 2007? MS Word uses > CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR to accomplish this. I searched the internet and found > where you can use ALT+0160 for Power Point 2003. This doesn't seem to work > in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this > seems to be a difficult way to do it Glad you got it all figured out. Asking what type of computer would probably have been my next question. thanks for letting us know your results. SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint Michael, I did not have SP1 installed so I did install it. No joy. However John Wilson asked if I was using the keypad, which I wasn't. I am using a Compaq laptop so here's what I ended up doing. I would press and hold ALT+FN+0160. The 0160 was entered using the keypad buried within the keyboard not the numbers across the top of the key board. Clear as mud? Thanks for your help. Bob "Michael Koerner" wrote: > Alt+0160 works for me in 2007. Do you have SP1 of 2007 installed? Might make a difference. > > -- > Michael Koerner > MS MVP - PowerPoint > > > "Bob" <Bob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AF6E14A9-244A-4F4B-967E-6FDC3E2FD6AC@microsoft.com... > How do I enter a hard space in Power Point 2007? MS Word uses > CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR to accomplish this. I searched the internet and found > where you can use ALT+0160 for Power Point 2003. This doesn't seem to work > in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this > seems to be a difficult way to do it Works for me too. Are you holding down ALT while you type all four numbers and are you using the numeric key pad not the normal numerals? Signature------------------------------------------- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk email john AT technologytrish.co.uk > How do I enter a hard space in Power Point 2007? MS Word uses > CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR to accomplish this. I searched the internet and found > where you can use ALT+0160 for Power Point 2003. This doesn't seem to work > in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this > seems to be a difficult way to do it. John, I was not using the key pad I was using the numbers across the top of the key board. I am using a Compaq laptop so here's what I ended up doing. I would press and hold ALT+FN+0160. The 0160 was entered using the keypad buried within the keyboard not the numbers across the top of the key board. Clear as mud? This worked. Thank you. Bob > Works for me too. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this > > seems to be a difficult way to do it. Glad it helped. You probably have a num lock key to temporarily lock the keypad on too. Signature------------------------------------------- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk email john AT technologytrish.co.uk > John, > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > in Power Point 2007. I can cut and paste from Word to Power Point but this > > > seems to be a difficult way to do it.
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