No, Bill, no dual monitors. Thank you for trying!
"Bill Dilworth" wrote:
To change to single monitor set-up:
Click on Start = Settings = Control panel = Display = Settings
If there are two monitors displayed there , right click on the one labeled
2. Uncheck 'attached'
Ok out of the dialog boxes.
Do the missing dialog boxes display now?
Bill D.
"s.o'b" wrote in message
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I'm sorry, Bill. I really don't know anything about a dual screen mode. I
just looked on the control panel but I didn't see anything about it. Would
you please explain? Thank You!
"Bill Dilworth" wrote:
Is there any chance that the windows are opening on the 'Other' monitor
screen? Is the laptop set up in dual screen mode?
Bill D.
"s.o'b" wrote in message
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I am using PowerPoint 2002. Actually, as I have explored this more there
are
many things not working. If I click on Insert Picture from Click Art, I
have
the hour glass for about 1 second, then it disappears and I don't get
the
Click Art window up. Exactly the same thing happens when I click on
Slide
Show Custom Animation or Transition. I don't get the windows that
usually
pop
up on the side of the screen. I am using a lap top from work. It is
booting
up very slowly all of a sudden. I am looking at System Information. I
just
realized it is Windows 200 Professional. Is it a problem running Power
Point
2002 on it? I have done a few other presentation without any problems.
Thank
You!
"Sonia" wrote:
What version of PowerPoint are you using?
Can you describe what you mean when you say the tools aren't working.
Do
you
mean that you can't assign a transition or an animation, or do you
mean
that
when you do apply them they don't work?
--
Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials
"s.o'b" wrote in message
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I had a power point presentation done, then decided to add more
slides.
I set
up the text and pictures on the slides but all of a sudden when I
try
to use
the Custom Animation or Slide Transition options, absolutely nothing
happens.
I am baffled.
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