Feature List of PPT 2007?

[Harry H. Forstner]

Hi,

I searched the webpages but didnt find a feature list of PPT 2007.
Maybe its to early for that?

I would like to know:

Can I insert parameters in Links to start other programms?

Can I use the presention mode but not in Full-Screen Mode?

I would like to use these links in a normal window to start other
programms without having to switch in and out of Full-Screen mode.



with regards

Harry.H.Forstner

 

[Michael Koerner]

Microsoft has published the 2007 beta to the public, you can download and
try it yourself. here is the link
http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/beta/download/en/default.mspx

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| Hi,
|
| I searched the webpages but didnt find a feature list of PPT 2007.
| Maybe its to early for that?
|
| I would like to know:
|
| Can I insert parameters in Links to start other programms?
|
| Can I use the presention mode but not in Full-Screen Mode?
|
| I would like to use these links in a normal window to start other
| programms without having to switch in and out of Full-Screen mode.
|
|
|
| with regards
|
| Harry.H.Forstner

 

[Harry H. Forstner]

Hi Steve,

but unless you have a spare computer to play with, I wouldn't recommend
that.

Thats the reason why I am asking .-))

Thanks for your help



with regards

Harry.H.Forstner

 

[John Langhans [MSFT]]

Hello Harry,

|
| I would like to know:
|
| Can I insert parameters in Links to start other programms?
|
| Can I use the presention mode but not in Full-Screen Mode?
|

1) Links to run other programs are possible in the same way that they were
in previous versions of PowerPoint (by specifying the Action Settings for
an object or text selection).

2) If, by presentation mode, you mean Slide Show mode, you can do this the
same way you can in previous versions of PowerPoint, by using the Slide
Show Settings to specify a slide show that is "browsed by an individual
(window)" instead of the default "Presented by a speaker (full screen)"

Thanks,

John Langhans [MSFT]
Supportability Program Manager - PowerPoint, Drawing & Graphics