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Mac Forum / Applications / PowerPoint / March 2007A better-posed question: Vista_2007 presentation to shown on XP_2
When I try to show a presentation made on a Vista system with PP 2007, on an XP system with Office 2003, my grayed out (75% transparency) backgrounds now appear in full color. Converting via Package for CD makes no difference. What is the trick? You're in the Mac PPt newsgroup. You'll get faster response in microsoft.public.powerpoint or one of the Windows groups. Regards |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 3/27/07 8:12 PM, in article CE2751CD-44FE-4DA3-A43A-DEBF4642D514@microsoft.com, "Asker24" > When I try to show a presentation made on a Vista system with PP 2007, on an > XP system with Office 2003, my grayed out (75% transparency) backgrounds now > appear in full color. Converting via Package for CD makes no difference. > What is the trick? Thank you. The navigation is not obvious. I had searched "Vista" in Office|Power Point" and saw no indication that I was in a Mac group. My apologies for taking up your space. :-) > You're in the Mac PPt newsgroup. You'll get faster response in > microsoft.public.powerpoint or one of the Windows groups. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > appear in full color. Converting via Package for CD makes no difference. > > What is the trick? No Problem - hope you didn't get the impression I was "blaming" you :) This is an issue that has been plaguing a number of users due to changes MS has been implementing on their site. We've been trying to get it resolved, but it doesn't seem to be fixed as yet.  SignatureRegards |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac > Thank you. The navigation is not obvious. I had searched "Vista" in > Office|Power Point" and saw no indication that I was in a Mac group. My [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> > difference. >> > What is the trick? |
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