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Mac Forum / Applications / PowerPoint / January 2005nromal view font
In powerpoint 2004 for MAC OS X, in the left pane in normal view it displays the fonts I am using instead of something nice and simple, like it did in MAC Office X. I can't read the wording because I am using some fonts that just get all crowded together. Is there a way to have the pane just use a simple font? Mike Hi, While the cursor is blinking on and off in the left pane use the Zoom control on the standard toolbar to increase the zoom level. The text can be enlarged as much as you want. You can drag the dividing line to a new location if you want to. -Jim  SignatureJim Gordon Mac MVP MVP FAQ <http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;mvpfaqs> > In powerpoint 2004 for MAC OS X, in the left pane in normal view it > displays the fonts I am using instead of something nice and simple, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Mike That helps some, but I have to have the pane take up 1/2 my screen to be able to read it. Is there no way just to have the font used in the left pane be a nice simple font? Mike > That helps some, but I have to have the pane take up 1/2 my screen to > be able to read it. Is there no way just to have the font used in the > left pane be a nice simple font? Yup. Choose View, Toolbars and make the Outlining toolbar visible. At the far right, there's an "A/A" icon. Click it to toggle between formatted outline text and text in a rather plain font. Click in the outline view and use View, Zoom to change the zoom level for the outline pane only. Works like this in PPTX, I imagine 2004 shouldn't be too different. ================================================ Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com PPTools: www.pptools.com ================================================ |
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