Further to my many posts regarding SP2 fullscreen - I thought I might quickly try to appeal to the hearts and minds of PowerPoint fans.
For anyone who gives presentations - using "Save as Web Page" from Power Points - you now have all the
IMPACT of your presentation removed.
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jamie
Niner since 2004
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Alot of questions about SP2 lately. Can't you C9 guys ask someone with real insight into the how's and why's of SP2 to come over and do some posting?
Maybe there's room in that $300 million roll out budget for Q'n'As.
/Lars.
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jamie
Niner since 2004
Mary Jo has a new article:
"Oh where oh where is SP2"
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1611118,00.asp
Also - check out this Microsoft article called:
"How to Make Your Web Site Work with Windows XP Service Pack 2" here
* scroll to very bottom and check out the "Was this article helpful"
Over a thousand replies for NOT HELPFUL AT ALL -
jamie wrote:Further to my many posts regarding SP2 fullscreen - I thought I might quickly try to appeal to the hearts and minds of PowerPoint fans.
For anyone who gives presentations - using "Save as Web Page" from Power Points - you now have all the IMPACT of your presentation removed.
The Presentations should have never been full screen off the bat to begin with.
By the way, they can just press F11. -
jamie
Niner since 2004
umm no.
i tried what you said - and if anything what happens is a bug
you still get the status bar the toolbar adds all the icons and address bar..
bizarre
they have NOT thought this out -
jamie wrote:umm no.
i tried what you said - and if anything what happens is a bug
you still get the status bar the toolbar adds all the icons and address bar..
bizarre
they have NOT thought this out
After you press F11, you need to right click it and click autohide... -
jamie
Niner since 2004
i have auto hide on by default
so it disables it - and comes back on screen.. so I am to re - turn it off.. is that correct?
no way to get rid of status bar - defeats whole point of full screen -
jamie wrote:i have auto hide on by default
so it disables it - and comes back on screen.. so I am to re - turn it off.. is that correct?
no way to get rid of status bar - defeats whole point of full screen
By now, I'm guessing that you thought that you could get full screen by examining an HTML powerpoint presentation. It is disabled so someone can't hijack IE using the same method that the HTML Power Point Presentation does.
Now would you please stop whining. -
Jamie, I'm sure there is a solution to that problem. We just have to lure someone who knows the answer to get in here and do some posting.
/Lars.
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