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Sunday, January 10, 2010
Over the weekend Microsoft officially pulled the plug on sales (and downloads) of Office 2003. Office 2003 is not really gone, just the current version. The lawsuit against Microsoft about the use of some XML code in Word has ended distribution of it. Here is a good summary article about the lawsuit.
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
Unfortunately, you can’t do that in PowerPoint 2003 because it does not have the feature of converting a shape to points. So I started playing with the tools that PowerPoint 2003 does have to see if I could achieve the same result. I was inspired by this blog post on using PowerPoint as a photo editor instead of Photoshop.
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
But the inserted PPT 2003 tables do not have these options active. Select the (PPT 2003) table, activate these options and the 2 tables can easily be updated to look identical for a consistent presentation. Working from this slide the goal is to give both an identical look/style (file can be downloaded from previous post).
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
One question I am struggling with is whether to load the 2007 or the 2003 version as my primary Office version. am currently running Office 2003 as my primary version. Because my surveys show that most corporate clients are running Office 2003 and a number are running even earlier versions, like 2000.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
About two weeks ago I switched from PowerPoint 2003 to PowerPoint 2007 when I got a new laptop. ve now delivered a few presentations using PowerPoint 2007 and I’ve noticed that the graphs I created in PowerPoint 2003 didn’t look very good when I presented them. The text wasn’t clear and the lines or columns were not crisp.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
the PPT 2003 table. Here is a problem. You have a presentation where a number of tables are created and the Table Styles (Table Tools >> Design >> Table Styles) are used to make them look consistent and professional. often hear (and was one of people complaining too) that the styles are different for the PPT 2007 vs.
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
0160; My 2003 Ford Escort had been stolen so I was walking and taking the bus. For two weeks I had been an Accidental Green. 0160; I was getting to like it. 0160; No worries about my car being stolen, since that had already happened. 0160; Gone forever was fretting about the what-next in car repairs.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
0160; Way back in 2003, management expert Tom Peters screamed in his book "Re-imagine!" Few could take it in. 0160; But it was out there: The warning that those well-paying corporate jobs were disappearing. quot; that "White-collar employment as we've known it is dead." 0160; Sure.
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Friday, January 8, 2010
PowerPoint 2007’s shadows are so much better than 2003’s. In this video lesson, I show you how to use all the settings. And it’s a contest with free prizes! Listen to the video! Do you prefer video lessons to text lessons?
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Saturday, April 18, 2009
In PowerPoint 2003, these are called the color scheme. An important first step in creating a new presentation, one not based on any previous presentation, is to decide on your colors. In PowerPoint 2007, these are called the theme colors
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