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brownang
Every time I try to change the properties of an autoshape a message comes up
saying this is not a valid measurement.
saying this is not a valid measurement.
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M
Mary Sauer
What are the measurements? Do you get the same pop-up when you manually resize the
object?
object?
B
brownang
You can't get past the pop up. It appears to happen when you use the webpage
wizard and set the design at the start.
wizard and set the design at the start.
D
David Bartosik
back-up here and give some details starting with what version you are using.
walk us thru what you are doing- what wizard you pick and then tell us the
steps we need so we can try and see what you see by duplicating your steps.
walk us thru what you are doing- what wizard you pick and then tell us the
steps we need so we can try and see what you see by duplicating your steps.
B
brownang
Publisher 2003.
Choose Websites & email then 3 page website. Select one of the templates.
When you try to select a shape to change its colour it's then you get the
'not a valid measurement' error.
(However, it could be that the technicians have disabled something as it is
run from a school network).
Choose Websites & email then 3 page website. Select one of the templates.
When you try to select a shape to change its colour it's then you get the
'not a valid measurement' error.
(However, it could be that the technicians have disabled something as it is
run from a school network).
David Bartosik said:back-up here and give some details starting with what version you are using.
walk us thru what you are doing- what wizard you pick and then tell us the
steps we need so we can try and see what you see by duplicating your steps.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com
brownang said:You can't get past the pop up. It appears to happen when you use the webpage
wizard and set the design at the start.
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David Bartosik
Are you right clicking the existing shape, selecting format object, then
going to the colors and lines tab, selecting Fill, Color, and selecting a new
color and clicking ok?
BTW - what I just wrote is what I mean by "detailed steps".
If that is what you are doing, all I can say is that I cannot repro your
issue.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com
going to the colors and lines tab, selecting Fill, Color, and selecting a new
color and clicking ok?
BTW - what I just wrote is what I mean by "detailed steps".
If that is what you are doing, all I can say is that I cannot repro your
issue.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com
brownang said:Publisher 2003.
Choose Websites & email then 3 page website. Select one of the templates.
When you try to select a shape to change its colour it's then you get the
'not a valid measurement' error.
(However, it could be that the technicians have disabled something as it is
run from a school network).
David Bartosik said:back-up here and give some details starting with what version you are using.
walk us thru what you are doing- what wizard you pick and then tell us the
steps we need so we can try and see what you see by duplicating your steps.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com
brownang said:You can't get past the pop up. It appears to happen when you use the webpage
wizard and set the design at the start.
:
What are the measurements? Do you get the same pop-up when you manually resize the
object?
--
Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com
Every time I try to change the properties of an autoshape a message comes up
saying this is not a valid measurement.