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Old 11-25-2012, 10:42 AM
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Hello!



I previousli had windows 7 and a MS Office 2003. Everything worked perfectly but then i decided to go on to the windows 8. I installed windows 8 and MS Office 2003. My problem is that when I try to add photo to a slide, powerpoint auto rotates it to the side and i have to rotate it back to normal. It is kinda hard to explain so I added a picture



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With windows 7 it didn't rotate the picture when i inserted it but now it automatically rotates it.

Thing is that i have to use it due to my work and i have around 60 pictures a day that i need to add to the powerpoint and now it takes a lot of extra time to rotate them back to normal.

Also tried with a smaller picture, then powerpoint didn't automatically rotate it. So I am guessing the rotation is caused due to the size of image?

Anyone knows how to fix this ?
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