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Changing existing ppt to wide screen

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Changing existing ppt to wide screen

Hi,

we have quite a large ppt on the standard screen format and now have the task to produce it on wide-screen. Is there a quick way to do this or does it mean that we will have to re-adjust the size of the charts on each slide?

Many thanks,

Franziska

RE: Changing existing ppt to wide screen

Hello Franziska,

Thank you for your question. You could do the following:

Select all the charts in the presentation at the same time, then right-click on one of them. Next click "Size and Position" in the dialogue box. Set the Width of the charts to 75% then click Close. Afterwards, change the aspect ratio of the presentation to wide screen. This should result in the charts having the correct ratio in wide screen mode.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards
Marius Barnard
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