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May 3rd, 2005, 04:36 AM
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Copied/Pasted objects move/reformat pre-existing objects
My workplace recently upgraded from Windows NT to a Windows 2000 LAN. I
think the version of OFFICE is still the same, but Powerpoint has been acting strange. Whenever I paste a new object (usually a picture) into a slide with pre-exisiting objects, ALL objects are moved - usually into proportionally spaced areas about the screen. Often, pictures are resized (even the aspect ratio). This is extremely frustrating - I have to move and reformat everything. How do I turn off this feature - so the new objects pastes normally into the center of the slide? -- TKScott 
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May 3rd, 2005, 05:38 AM
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Go to Tools Autocorrect Options AutoFormat as you Type and uncheck
"Automatic layout for inserted objects". -- Sonia Coleman Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials http://www.soniacoleman.com "Great Scott 77" wrote in message ... My workplace recently upgraded from Windows NT to a Windows 2000 LAN. I think the version of OFFICE is still the same, but Powerpoint has been acting strange. Whenever I paste a new object (usually a picture) into a slide with pre-exisiting objects, ALL objects are moved - usually into proportionally spaced areas about the screen. Often, pictures are resized (even the aspect ratio). This is extremely frustrating - I have to move and reformat everything. How do I turn off this feature - so the new objects pastes normally into the center of the slide? -- TKScott
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