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by - delegate Anthony [5 posts] (2007 Jun 19 Tue, 14:49) Reply

I have a presentation with ticks that are upside down, and are unmoveable. How can I get the ticks the right way round?

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RE: Graphics

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [818 posts] (2007 Jun 19 Tue, 16:40) Reply

Are the ticks on the master slide?

RE: Graphics

by - delegate Anthony [5 posts] (2007 Jun 20 Wed, 11:49) Reply

RE: Graphics

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [818 posts] (2007 Jul 11 Wed, 09:31) Reply

sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I was on leave for 2 weeks.

If the ticks are not on the master slide then they must by on the individual slides.

Are you able to delete or cut them off the slide?

RE: Graphics

by - delegate Anthony [5 posts] (2007 Jul 11 Wed, 11:36) Reply

yes, i can delete them but how do i replace them with a "tick"

RE: Graphics

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [818 posts] (2007 Jul 13 Fri, 11:38) Reply

I am not sure what graphic was used on your presentation. How about looking in clipart or seaching Google images for an appropriate image to use?

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