Save as web page

I just purchased Visio 2003 and noticed some differences
in the save as web page feature. In 2002, when you saved
as a web page and included custom properties on your
shape, all you had to do was use the mouse and scroll over
the shape to have the custom properties appear in the left
pane. However, now it seems as though you have to hold
the 'control' key and click on the shape in order to have
your custom properties appear. I am viewing over 500
individual web pages for my company and it would be a real
pain to have to tell them to constantly hold the 'control'
key and then click on the shape in order to see the custom
properties. Is there a way to have the custom properties
just appear when you click on the web page? If not, is
there any easier way besides holding the 'control' key and
clicking on the shape? Thanks! Chad

This was done for accessibility reasons. It's hard for someone who can't use
a mouse to view custom properties using Visio 2002.

There is no option to change this back to being a mouse-over feature.
However, you are free to tweak the html to make this happen.

--
Andy Howe
Microsoft Corporation

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


"Chad" wrote in message
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I just purchased Visio 2003 and noticed some differences
in the save as web page feature. In 2002, when you saved
as a web page and included custom properties on your
shape, all you had to do was use the mouse and scroll over
the shape to have the custom properties appear in the left
pane. However, now it seems as though you have to hold
the 'control' key and click on the shape in order to have
your custom properties appear. I am viewing over 500
individual web pages for my company and it would be a real
pain to have to tell them to constantly hold the 'control'
key and then click on the shape in order to see the custom
properties. Is there a way to have the custom properties
just appear when you click on the web page? If not, is
there any easier way besides holding the 'control' key and
clicking on the shape? Thanks! Chad