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Sunday, October 29, 2017 – Permalink – Annotation PreservationHold that noteRemember the old days. You did your John Madden thing. You've scribbled notes all over the slide and would like to keep them. That old-fashioned 2002 version of PowerPoint couldn't help, but 2003+ will! Not only can you save your highlights and underscores, but you can turn them on and off when you re-run the show. Carefully mark up the slide and then at presentation time make it look like you do this sort of thing all the time on ESPN. When you close the presentation you are asked if you want to save the changes. You can't highlight text in PowerPoint like you can in Word, but you can do it with screen annotations 
See all Topics powerpoint Labels: Customize, General, Notes, Reference, Tips, Tutorials <Doug Klippert@ 3:27 AM
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015 – Permalink – Live Notes SlideKeep a recordHow to create a "Live Notes" page in your presentation "Frequently there is a need to capture information in a PowerPoint presentation. For example, when making a presentation before an audience, there might be a need to capture comments and questions as the presentation proceeds. You might also have a need to capture answers to a quiz or survey, or to record game responses. You can download a small (12KB) presentation by clicking on notetaker.zip that demonstrates the method. Unzip the file (notetaker.pps) and click on it to see it in Slide Show mode. Please note that this method requires the use of an Active-X control and therefore only works when run from PowerPoint. It will not work in the Viewer." It does work in 2007. See more tutorials and PowerPoint downloads at Sonia Coleman's web site, Digital Studio. See all Topics powerpoint Labels: Addin, General, Notes, Presentation, Reference, Tips, Tutorials <Doug Klippert@ 3:22 AM
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