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Localizing Page Numbers in PowerPoint 2003
Thread poster: glyph (X)
glyph (X)
glyph (X)
Local time: 15:19
Spanish to English
Jun 8, 2005

Does anyone know how to get the Slide numbers that appear in PowerPoint footers to localize into other languages. I have tried to change the language settings, both for all of the text in the file and in the default setting and it doesn't work. Any thoughts on how to get this automated text to go to Spanish.
 
Magda Dziadosz
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Have you tried template? Jun 8, 2005

Hi,
To change any settings, you need to go to Template (not sure about the actual name, it's under the View tab, 5th from the top) and then change settings of footers for this very file. Try it.

HTH,
Magda
 
glyph (X)
glyph (X)
Local time: 15:19
Spanish to English
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That worked! Jun 8, 2005

Thank you so much Magda. That solved the problem.

Have a lovely day!

Aaron
 


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