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supas8bords

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Topic # 57877 27-Feb-2010 16:01

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Hi All!

Sorry If this is in the wrong sub forum.

I'm looking for a way for powerpoint to enlarge images when the thumbnail
is clicked or hovered over. I have googled multiples times looking for
VB scripts to put in and effects but have not found anything. Anyone have any idea?

Thanks
supas8bords

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