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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Office Suites > Microsoft: Office Forum

Powerpoint size change

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rmgates (TechnicalUser)
2 Aug 12 13:06
So our guy in the print room gets everyones powerpoint slides, they of course come in with the default 10x7.5 that powerpoint uses.

He wants to be able to open them 11x8.5.
Is there some back setting where we can tell his PP to open up slides with that size instead of the default 10x7.5 ?
cmeagan656 (TechnicalUser)
2 Aug 12 21:27

You don't say what version of Powerpoint.

See if this woks in PP 2007. On the design tab, click on Page Set-up and change the sizes there before sending the presentation to the printer.

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rmgates (TechnicalUser)
3 Aug 12 9:26
woops - 2010. Its similar in 2007.
That works for a current job but is there a way to make it permananet?
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