Revising template info in File>Properties

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pmacholdt

Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Processor: Intel The Properties window for one of my presentations shows information that I don't want other users to see. Specifically, the information displayed after the Template item.
Any way to change, delete, or hide this information from other users? TX
 
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Jim Gordon Mac MVP

Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Processor: Intel
The Properties window for one of my presentations shows information that
I don't want other users to see. Specifically, the information displayed
after the Template item.
Any way to change, delete, or hide this information from other users? TX
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You should be able to select the information within the fields of the
Properties dialog and delete most of them. The statistics and contents
are not editable.

-Jim
 
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pmacholdt

Unfortunately, Template and its associated text are grayed out. It appears to be not editable. Any work around? Don't know why this can't be edited. TX
 
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Jim Gordon Mac MVP

Unfortunately, Template and its associated text are grayed out. It
appears to be not editable. Any work around? Don't know why this can't
be edited. TX
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Ah - a template!

Use File > Open and navigate in Finder to the template. In the Format
pop-up choose Template and then open the template. The nature of a
template is that you are expected to use File > Project Gallery to open
a copy (which has a new file name) of the template, while template
itself remains undisturbed.

-Jim
 
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