Creating scroll bars in powerpoint 2010 slide


  1. Slicedude
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    Creating scroll bars in powerpoint 2010 slide


    I've found a number of suggestions on how to create a scroll bar in a PPT slide but the only suggestion that seems to work doesn't. The one that "seems" to work is to add the Developer ribbon to PPT which I did. I followed that, and actually was able to create the scroll bar, but when I went to slide show, it didn't work.
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  3. Irene
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    Hello! Welcome to Seven Forums. :)

    Anything here to help?
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  4. Slicedude
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    Unfortunately it did not. What you showed me was for PPT 2003. I'll have to look at it all again. I may have missed something
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  6. Irene
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    Slicedude said:
    Unfortunately it did not. What you showed me was for PPT 2003
    Sorry about that. Maybe this will be more appropriate:
    Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 : Expanding PowerPoint Functionality - Inserting ActiveX Controls & Using ActiveX Controls - Windows Server - allcomputers.us
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