How to stop Powerpoint mangling newly-pasted objects

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007 @ 4:42 pm | General

OK, so I’m mainly posting this because it drives me mad every time I use a different PC and can’t remember how to turn it off. You know how, when you have a nicely-arranged slide containing plots, text and tables, and all you want to do is paste in the piece-de-resistance – a plot you made for a presentation a few weeks ago? Invariably, Powerpoint will promptly resize all your beautiful objects so it can wedge in the new one, thus rending pointless hours (minutes) of work.

How to turn off AutoCorrect of inserted objects in PowerPointThere’s a simple solution! However, it’s not where you might expect it to be. Go to Tools> AutoCorrect Options… and then unclick “Automatic layout for inserted objects.” And lo, it will stop bothering you.

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