Re: Graphs -- Cross Platform Compatibility

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From: Sam (solpublic_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 04/13/04

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    Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2004 12:13:20 -0700

    I had the same problem in editing in OSX any graphs/charts
    created in Windows (whether created via object or directly
    as chart).

    Also, PPT OSX won't let me create new graphs from directly
    (Insert > Chart). I have to use "Insert > Object > Chart"
    as alluded to below.

    >-----Original Message-----
    >Hi
    >
    >What steps did you take to create the graph? For example
    did you start with
    >a graph slide and double click the graph? Did you use
    Insert > Object >
    >Something or Other?
    >
    >-Jim Gordon
    >Mac MVP
    >
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    same thread.
    >Thanks.
    >
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    >if your question has already been answered.
    >
    >
    >----------
    >In article
    <5c0df494.0404120912.5e26778f@posting.google.com>,
    >jordanvadnais@spymac.com (Jordan Vadnais) wrote:
    >
    >
    >>
    >> I am using OS X 10.3 and Office v.X with all service
    packages up to
    >> date.
    >>
    >> My office is using Office 2000 and Windows 2000/XP. All
    service
    >> packages are up to date on Office.
    >>
    >> I have created two very simple graphs in Microsoft
    Graph (via
    >> Powerpoint) on my Mac. They are bar graphs (2-D) with
    very few frills.
    >>
    >> I have transfered the Powerpoint presentations to
    coworkers. No one in
    >> the office can open the graphs. The slides show up as
    little "missing
    >> graphic" Xs in the presentation.
    >>
    >> I'm really good with computers, but short of saving the
    graphs as a
    >> graphic file (which I don't want to do -- they need to
    make changes to
    >> the data), I'm absolutely stumped on this one.
    >>
    >> A little help here? Thanks.
    >.
    >

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