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Old 06-03-2011, 10:29 PM
Argy Bargy Argy Bargy is offline Letters in Objects auto orientation HELP! Windows 7 64bit Letters in Objects auto orientation HELP! Office 2007
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Default Letters in Objects auto orientation HELP!

I have a variety of symbols that i re-use for presentations that i have made up from shapes. Within these objects i have placed Letters and numbers and have linked all these shaps and letters together.



I would like to know if there is a way to rotate the object with the letter etc in them and have the letter move around with the object but when i rotate the object the letters are always orientated up and down (ie readable not on an angle or reversed if i flip the object). eg/ If i have a square object that is rotated to look like a diamond the letter within it still remains up and down.

IS there a script or similar that will do this for me or an obscure powerpoint 2007 feature? Is this feature in 2010 ppt?

Argy
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