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From: Alessandra on 28 Mar 2010 05:51 I have downloaded a few of these from the Microsoft site, some appear fine on the smartart list, others do not. What is the proper way of installing a glox file? Are there other good sources of additional smartart diagrams on the web? thanks!
From: Ute Simon (MVP) on 29 Mar 2010 11:12 >> Are there other good sources of additional >> smartart diagrams on the web? >> thanks! Office 2010 will bring lots of new SmartArts. If you have the Beta already installed, you can either insert the one you want on a slide and open that slide in 2007. Or - with a bit of knowledge of XML - make your own GLOX. Best regards, Ute
From: Alessandra on 31 Mar 2010 03:47 On 29 Mar, 17:12, "Ute Simon \(MVP\)" <u...(a)ppt-user.de> wrote: > >> Are there other good sources of additional > >> smartart diagrams on the web? > >> thanks! > > Office 2010 will bring lots of new SmartArts. If you have the Beta already > installed, you can either insert the one you want on a slide and open that > slide in 2007. Or - with a bit of knowledge of XML - make your ownGLOX. > > Best regards, > Ute After installing all the extra smartart from that site, PPT2007 has started to misbehave. First PPT would not start. After rebooting it told me that the Camtasia Studio add-in needed to be deactivated. I did that. Now it crashes very often. Any ideas?
From: Ute Simon (MVP) on 31 Mar 2010 13:52 > After installing all the extra smartart from that site, PPT2007 has > started to misbehave. First PPT would not start. After rebooting it > told me that the Camtasia Studio add-in needed to be deactivated. I > did that. Now it crashes very often. Any ideas? GLOX files are just an additional piece of XML. I don't see how they could interact with Camtasia Studio. I too have Camtasia installed and it works well, even though I use some additional SmartArts. What do you mean with "installing"? Normally there's no installation process for SmartArts. You download the GLOX file and you copy it into the sub-folder of the Theme folder. You re-start Office and it's there. Are the problems solved, if you delete the additional GLOX files? If not, insert the Office installation disk and try a repair install. If necessary, also re-install Camtasia. Best regards, Ute
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