I'd like to print my slides in a 5 x 2 grid, meaning my slides will be printed in 5 rows and 2 columns (they're actually business cards). PowerPoint 2010 only offers 4x2, 6x2 and 3x3 in the print menu. Is there a way to achieve customs settings?
Powerpoint doesn't offer custom settings like this, but there are other options.
One is to create your business card at the size you want it, group all the elements, then duplicate it 9 times and arrange the results in a 5x2 grid. That'll give you the best possible control over layout/positioning.
Another possible approach is to set the slide size up to your biz card size or something proportionally large. Create the card design then save as PDF. Finally print the PDF from Acrobat or Reader, where you can set up multiple "sheets" per page in custom layouts (ie your 5x2)
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The rows of schedule board are white by default. I would like to apply colors alternation to them to make them look like these Excel rows on the picture. How could I do it?
How to add color change on hover? It works out of the box for cells of resources and the work order rows (see the picture), but not for the whole rows on the calendar area.
Last time when I checked with MS PG team on this topic - they expressed that it is aligned with Design principles of UCI. So no alternate row colors available in grid or calendar.
You can create an idea and based on community votes, MS may give that option in future. For now instead of manipulating DOM/CSS in any unsupported way, stay away from it. :)
I have some a set of 4 pictures that I would like to ad to a powerpoint slide. I'm wondering if it somewhat possible to drop these pictures into the slide, select them and have the fill up the whole slide by 2x2?
Looking for a faster solution than my current manual work.
I'd recommend that you take a look at SlideMight, a utility for merging data with PowerPoint templates; both text and images, in slides and tables. The usage is in principle similar to mail merge, with some more advanced stuff. Maybe this could help you with your task.
See www.slidemight.com.
Disclaimer: I am the developer and seller of SlideMight.
Does someone knows how to display multiple images using ActiViz or VTK?
I have a RenderWindowControl, I would like to either display all the images like in a list in there or add multiple RenderWindowControls to display the multiple images..
Thanks!
You have some choices, for the task of visualize multiple images. I hope that at least one of them represents what you want to achieve:
1- Using multiple render windows. Basically, the example provided in the link creates an array of vtkRenderWindowInteractor objects, so that you can visualize multiple images.
2 - Using a single render window with viewports. The render window is splitted into viewports (renderer->SetViewport is the key, here), so that you can visualize n images at a time, where n is the number of viewports.
3 - Using the "slices" approach (the example works on DICOM files). This implements the "list" behaviour, as you said in your question. Basically, you visualize an image at a time, but you can navigate through them simply by pressing the arrow keys. The example derives the vtkInteractorStyleImage class to catch the events regarding key pressures.
I've downloaded a Twitter GUI .psd document. Within this document, the creator has made several tweets, each having his profile pic. You have to drill down through the layers significantly to delete them and you have to do it individually with every tweet. (this process needs to be repeated for screen name etc if you want to personalize it for a client)
Is there a way for photoshop to search through the layers and isolate 'like'/'same' images and replace them with images of the same dimension with fewer steps?
Thanks!
p.s. I'm using Adobe Photoshop CS 5 in 32 bit mode on a macbook (I got in 2010).
Is this what you are looking for?
To select all layers of a similar type (for example all type layers),
select one of the layers, and choose Select > Similar Layers.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/photoshop/cs/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-78d2a.html
This is as far as Photoshop can go on Layer selection. Only vector oriented programs can dive in colour and detail related selections.
I am having problems with a table containing checkboxes in Word.
I am working with a table containing 10 checkboxes. Next to this table, there is an image.
When the user checks one of the checkboxes, something has to be added to the image, i.e. the image is further completed.
However, the order of checking the checkboxes is not fixed or defined, so there are lots of different combinations.
Is there a way to add the additional parts to the original image, linked to the checkboxes? Or is this way too advanced for Word?
Word doesn't have this type of built-in functionality with images. There are too many state combinations for the checkboxes to make an image for each state in advance. One possibility could be to find a dll or ocx and draw the image programatically (advanced). Another would be to edit your image in photoshop and cut it up into 10 separate files using a transparent background. You could then add and remove layers to wherever you are displaying your image and control the z-ordering with vb.