Slide Notes - bunched up!

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Hi - Im a little new to Breeze, but I have created a presentation and all is going well, however, after adding my slide notes I notice that they are bunched up to the left rather that stretching across the bottom and touching the left and right sides of the slide.

This means that if people click the slide notes it covers up more of the slide than it should. Is there any way of making my notes take up less room?

Thanks.

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James_the_SciTrainer

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I'd check out the text alignment in the Notes view of powerpoint (not just looking at notes in the slide mode). It very clearly looks like msword formatting.

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Thanks for getting back to me.

If you go to: www.ishares.net/publish/breeze/ipe_webinar/246/index.html and then start the presentation, click on the slide notes. You will then see that they align to the left rather than across the presentation. Is there any way to fix this?

Thanks again.

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Anonymous

Which version of Breeze are you using? I don't recognize the layout. It is very different from what I am used to in version five...

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Hi - can anyone help with this?

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Anonymous

Hello,

Just so I understand you want your slide notes to appear underneath the slides when you are viewing them in Breeze Presenter? Is that what you are looking to do? By default, the Breeze Presenter consists of 4 tabs along the top of the window, I am not aware of a way that you can have the slide notes appear along the bottom of the slide window. The only thing I would recommend is going into the theme editor (Breeze --> Theme editor) and remove as many tabs as you can so that the slide notes can use as much space as they can.

Hope this helps, if not, I will try to figure something out with you

Doug

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