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tizwaz

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Can anyone tell me if it is possible to have slides in both portrait and landscape within the same powerpoint presentation?
 
PowerPoint 2000 says no:

If you want your presentation to include a series of slides that have a portrait orientation (taller than wide) but your presentation is set up for landscape orientation (wider than tall), you must first put the slides with the portrait orientation into a new presentation, create a link to the presentation, and then open that presentation during the slide show. If you want to create a link to an individual slide with a different orientation, open the presentation that includes the slide, and then move that slide alone into a new presentation.
 
Thanks Dave

How do you create a link to a different presentation? Also could you then return to the original presentation after you had viewed the slides in the other presentation??
 
tizwaz - (I grew up with that programme, although was it not spelt tiswas?).

Anyway, to create links, you need to highlight something on the slight you want to ilnk from, then hit INSERT-HYPERLINKS and follow the prompts.

Do the same thing on the presentation to you have linked to so that can you come back to the original presentation.

 
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