Where's the drawing toolbar in Power Point 2003 ??##@%$%&$!!!

[Matthewr50]

Is there even ONE logical reason for removing the "drawing" toolbar from the
"Toolbars" menu in Power Point ? HOW DO I CONVEY TO MICROSOFT HOW UPSET I AM
WITH THEIR "SO_CALLED" IMPROVEMENTS???? How about a general rule to follow:
When "improving" Microsoft Office, programmers WILL NOT take away a feature
that already exists!!!!

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[Bill Foley]

The Drawing Toolbar is there. It normally appears at the bottom of your
screen. It should be available by right-clicking the toolbar area and
selecting it or by clicking "View", "Toolbars". I haven't heard that the
Drawing Toolbar has been an issue, but you will need to make sure you have
downloaded the latest Office 2003 patch (under HELP menu)

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Bill Foley
www.pttinc.com
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Microsoft Office Specialist Master Instructor

Is there even ONE logical reason for removing the "drawing" toolbar from the
"Toolbars" menu in Power Point ? HOW DO I CONVEY TO MICROSOFT HOW UPSET I AM
WITH THEIR "SO_CALLED" IMPROVEMENTS???? How about a general rule to follow:
When "improving" Microsoft Office, programmers WILL NOT take away a feature
that already exists!!!!

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