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Ahh.. I fear you ask too much of PowerPoint, grasshoppa. You can apply custom animations to text boxes and objects on the slide master - which would apply to all slides.. but if you add a picture to the slide master, the same picture will appear on all slides. Mind you, I checked it out in PPT...

If you write a letter using the Letter wizard in Outlook, you just have to deal with the presets contained in it. As far as I know, there is no way to change the order of fields or the default name of the document other than manually retyping it when you save it. What looks like a better fit...

Oooo.. you get a star. ;) Karyn's Toolkit Free Microsoft Office Tutorials http://tutorials.esmartweb.com

Are you creating this from within Word, using the Mail Merge feature? I may be able to help, although I am not sure you would be able to auto name the document. Karyn Karyn's Toolkit Free Microsoft Office Tutorials http://tutorials.esmartweb.com

Cool... now I know what to do if this happens. Thanks, tav! Karyn Karyn's Toolkit Free Microsoft Office Tutorials http://tutorials.esmartweb.com

If you need to wrap text in a single cell, move the insertion point to where you want the first part of the text to end, press Alt + Enter, and continue. So, if you want it to look exactly like this: update actualsavings set datefrom = substring(datefrom,1,2) + '-' + substring(datefrom,4,2) +...

According to Microsoft, this can occur when you are trying to save to mapped network shares or are using a zip drive. Are you saving to a network drive? If so, here is a Microsoft article on the topic: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313937 Karyn Karyn's Toolkit...

Hmmm. It is possible that the font they used is coming up garbled because you do not have that font on your PC. I've never had that happen to me, but I know that when you use special fonts in PowerPoint and try to use the presentation on a PC that does not have that font, it doesn't display as...

If you want to input data and generate a report from it, then you should probably use Access. Excel is a spreadsheet application normally best used to analyze and keep track of small amounts of data, and Access is a database application best used when you need to generate reports from data and...

90 scanned images.. yes, doing them one at a time would be a nightmare! Here is a simple solution: On each slide, when you go to the Custom Animations dialog box and check the images to animate, normally (as you know) only one object is highlighted at a time in the "Check to animate slide...