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1. GlennaShaw 282,260
2. Echo_S 130,162
3. vindys80 26,112
4. tajsimmons 13,631
5. nutsch 13,300
6. Sheharya... 10,500
7. GrahamSkan 10,191
8. sk_raja_... 6,000
8. strobbe 6,000
8. hippohood 6,000
11. yodercm 5,332
12. boag2000 5,300
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14. JOrzech 4,164
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15. chris_bot... 4,000
15. gupnit 4,000
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20. patrickab 3,500
20. GJTechSo... 3,500
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1. GlennaShaw 535,922
2. Echo_S 130,162
3. tajsimmons 28,901
4. KCTS 27,907
5. vindys80 26,112
6. hippohood 19,750
7. Sheharya... 15,250
8. yodercm 14,007
9. nutsch 13,300
10. Glenn_M... 10,940
11. GrahamSkan 10,841
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14. squarecat 8,302
15. sk_raja_... 6,000
15. strobbe 6,000
17. darron_c... 5,500
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23. MalicUK 5,000
24. geneus 4,752
25. RobSamp... 4,500

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I need some sub-sequences in a presentation; are there SEQ-like fields?

Asked by progtw in Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation Software

Tags: Microsoft, Powerpoint, 2003

Hi all,

I need some sub-sequences in a presentation, e.g., I have a number of groups of slides and for all slides in each group they really all deserve the same title, but differing only by an index number, e.g., (1), (2).

Can I do this in PowerPoint? Does PowerPoint have some parallel to Word's SEQ fields?

Tia

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