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Vertical wrapping in PPT 2004

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Mark - 25 Mar 2006 22:20 GMT
I am trying to create a presentation and I'm getting vertical wrapping
from bottom to top of text.  This has never happened before despite
many uses of PPT in OS X.  I have trashed my microsoft.powerpoint.plist
and still no help.

All my PPT presentations are now affected.

Any ideas?

Mark
Mark - 26 Mar 2006 14:43 GMT
> I am trying to create a presentation and I'm getting vertical wrapping
> from bottom to top of text.  This has never happened before despite
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> Mark

I've found it!  Apparently, PPT doesn't support a resolution of 1280 x
854.  Maybe this is only in my Powerbook or maybe my Powerbook in that
resolution doesn't support PPT.

Anywway, when I change the resolution to 1152 x 768 I have no problems
and there is no wrapping.  I discovered this while tinkering with a
second display (my TV) using an S-video cable and playing with
mirroring and extended display settings.

Nothing like solving your own problem!
elpelso - 27 Mar 2006 09:17 GMT
Hi Mark,

I have the same issue on my Cinema Display. PPT doesn't seem to support
2560*1600 either, if I "downgrade" to 1920*1200, the problem
"disappears"...  Still, Microsoft should do better than this for such
an expensive product...
Andrew Chiang [MSFT] - 28 Mar 2006 02:28 GMT
Hello Mark,

Can you please give me the machine model of your PowerBook?  If you're
running Tiger, you can find it by going to About This Mac > More Info >
Hardware > Machine Model.  I'm looking for a string like PowerBook5,8 [I'm
running on a PowerMac7,3].

Also helpful would be what's listed under Graphics/Display, in particular
the Chipset and amount of VRAM.

Thanks,
Andrew
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>> I am trying to create a presentation and I'm getting vertical wrapping
>> from bottom to top of text.  This has never happened before despite
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> Nothing like solving your own problem!
 
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