I need to insert "type-in-able" box

R

rdiane1

How can I insert a box into a Powerpoint presentation that a viewer can type
in? I don't need to have the information saved that they type in, I just need
them to be able to click in the box, and type.

I have Office for Mac.
 
J

john wilson

I have windows so this may or may not work.

You need to insert a control textbox.

Find the toolbar for "control toolbar" (its in view > toolbars in windows.)

Then choose the icon for "control toolbox" (looks like "ab" in windows.

Draga rectangle onto the screen and play your show.
 
R

rdiane1

Control Toolbox isn't available in my version. When I open this file (which
was created on a pc) a message comes up that says "Does not support Active X
controls." Maybe the control toolbar is an Active X control.
 

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