How to put a document in powerpoint in scrollable window?

Hi Chris,

Can you tell a bit more? Do you want the text, an image of the document,
the actual document itself, or doesn't it matter? Will the show be
distributed or just shown by you? What version of PowerPoint are you using?

Here's why.
A textbox control (different than regular textboxes) can be placed in the
PowerPoint slide and the text placed in it. When the box exceeds the drawn
size, it can show a scrollbar. This will show the text from a document, but
not the document itself.

An image of the document can be placed on the slide and the image moved
around to scroll past the viewable part of the slide using pre-set
animations or VBA routines

While VBA can be used to move images, it will not work on the viewer or on
systems not set-up for it. So if the presentation will be distributed to
others, these VBA solutions are not viable.

Let us know more so we can help more,

Bill Dilworth
Microsoft PPT MVP Team
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"chris" wrote in message
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I put this together some time ago, but it works well. Give it a look and
see if it fits your needs.
http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorial...notes_page.htm


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team


"chris" wrote in message
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"Textbox control" sounds like what I would like (Just want to insert a word
doc in the slide and move it up and down without changing the slide), How do
I do that?

"Bill Dilworth" wrote:

Hi Chris,

Can you tell a bit more? Do you want the text, an image of the document,
the actual document itself, or doesn't it matter? Will the show be
distributed or just shown by you? What version of PowerPoint are you using?

Here's why.
A textbox control (different than regular textboxes) can be placed in the
PowerPoint slide and the text placed in it. When the box exceeds the drawn
size, it can show a scrollbar. This will show the text from a document, but
not the document itself.

An image of the document can be placed on the slide and the image moved
around to scroll past the viewable part of the slide using pre-set
animations or VBA routines

While VBA can be used to move images, it will not work on the viewer or on
systems not set-up for it. So if the presentation will be distributed to
others, these VBA solutions are not viable.

Let us know more so we can help more,

Bill Dilworth
Microsoft PPT MVP Team
Users helping fellow users.
===============
Please spend a few minutes checking vestprog2@
out www.pptfaq.com This link will yahoo.
answer most of our questions, before com
you think to ask them.

Change org to com to defuse anti-spam,
ant-virus, anti-nuisance misdirection.
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"chris" wrote in message
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Thanks, but the descrip was a bit complicated for me to read in a hurry.
Saved the page for future. Your home page image is say cool!

"Austin Myers" wrote:

I put this together some time ago, but it works well. Give it a look and
see if it fits your needs.
http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorial...notes_page.htm


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team


"chris" wrote in message
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Not my home page. g

Autin Meyrs
MS PowerPoint MVP Team


"chris" wrote in message
...
Thanks, but the descrip was a bit complicated for me to read in a hurry.
Saved the page for future. Your home page image is say cool!

"Austin Myers" wrote:

I put this together some time ago, but it works well. Give it a look
and
see if it fits your needs.
http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorial...notes_page.htm


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team


"chris" wrote in message
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