Which version of PowerPoint and Studio ('09 or '13) are you currently using?
In either case, I'd recommend checking the file location of your project, then possibly your DPI settings.
Work on your local drive (your C: drive). Working on a network drive or a USB drive can cause erratic behavior, including file corruption, loss of audio, and other unexpected behavior.
You should also make sure the directory path to your project files and your published output is less than 260 characters (for example C:\Articulate).
Avoid using special characters, accents or symbols in your file names (this includes spaces and underscores).
Additional information regarding "Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces" in Windows operating systems can be found in the following Microsoft article.
I was able to do a work-around as mentioned in other posts by converting my buttons to images, but I will start to pay more attention to how I name files.
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Hi Chris,
Which version of PowerPoint and Studio ('09 or '13) are you currently using?
In either case, I'd recommend checking the file location of your project, then possibly your DPI settings.
Additional information regarding "Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces" in Windows operating systems can be found in the following Microsoft article.
Articulate Support - Articulate Presenter '09 DPI support
Please let us know if you check everything above and still see the objects shifting when previewing.
Best,
Christine
Hello Christine,
Thank you for your response.
I was able to do a work-around as mentioned in other posts by converting my buttons to images, but I will start to pay more attention to how I name files.
Most appreciated,
Chris
Hi Chris,
Sounds good! If you have any other trouble with this, please just let me know.
Have a great day,
Christine
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