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replyReply Fri 16 Jul 2010, 16:11Delegate Sabina said...

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how do i put slide numbers
slide "x" of "y"

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replyReply Mon 19 Jul 2010, 21:27Trainer Newson said...

RE: PPT

Hi Sabina


Here is a link from Microsoft which basically states that you have to put the total number of pages in the footer as a fixed number. I've searched high and low and there is no simple way of doing this.


http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/show-the-slide-number-and-total-number-of-slides-on-every-slide-HA010242545.aspx

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