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Old 03-17-2008, 02:26 PM
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Size Presentation Window to exactly 100%?

Hello, I use a recording software (Camtasia 5) to record my Powerpoint
presentation so that I can deliver it through Flash and DVD with additional
features from the recording program.

I have my slides sized to 7.5" x 5", but when I go into presentation mode,
it automatically scales it up. The way my recording program works is that it
can automatically select a portion of a window. So it can automatically
select the presentation window, but then it would be also recording black
bars on the side due to the scaling. I'd like to record it at exactly 100%
size, how can I do this?
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Old 03-18-2008, 12:27 AM
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Re: Size Presentation Window to exactly 100%?

PhillR

You need to set the 'desktop' to the resolution (and proportion) that you
need... as powerpoint will generally 'fill' the screen once you show it as a
slideshow.

Chances are your graphics card can be set to either

720x480

or 720x576

both of these are good settings for DVD creation.

right click a blank area of your desktop

choose "properties" > "settings" > Advanced

then 'adapter' -> click "list all modes" - scroll to the top

your should see those dvd resolutions

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"phillr" <phillr@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello, I use a recording software (Camtasia 5) to record my Powerpoint
> presentation so that I can deliver it through Flash and DVD with
> additional
> features from the recording program.
>
> I have my slides sized to 7.5" x 5", but when I go into presentation mode,
> it automatically scales it up. The way my recording program works is that
> it
> can automatically select a portion of a window. So it can automatically
> select the presentation window, but then it would be also recording black
> bars on the side due to the scaling. I'd like to record it at exactly 100%
> size, how can I do this?



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Old 03-18-2008, 04:17 PM
Austin Myers
 
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Re: Size Presentation Window to exactly 100%?

I created a very handy utility for sizing the presentaiton slides. You may
get your free copy from http://www.playsforcertain.com/calculate.htm



Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCPro, PFCMedia and PFCExpress
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"phillr" <phillr@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello, I use a recording software (Camtasia 5) to record my Powerpoint
> presentation so that I can deliver it through Flash and DVD with
> additional
> features from the recording program.
>
> I have my slides sized to 7.5" x 5", but when I go into presentation mode,
> it automatically scales it up. The way my recording program works is that
> it
> can automatically select a portion of a window. So it can automatically
> select the presentation window, but then it would be also recording black
> bars on the side due to the scaling. I'd like to record it at exactly 100%
> size, how can I do this?



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