Sometimes I really, really, heart google.
I am prepping my notes for tomorrow's class. It is late. When I post a version for the students, I like to remove all of my own notes in the notes section. In the past I have gone through this process slide by slide. But tonight I wondered if PP could do it all at once. And google found this information for me (apologies - there is a very loud embedded video).
Essentially, it's a feature in "inspect document" where you can choose to have it check "presentation notes." Then when it comes up as identifying information, you can ask it to delete all of it.
That saved about 10 minutes of my life. Which I have filled with this post. So you should thank google, too.
“The post Powerpoint trick #1: Remove all notes at once first appeared on Eva Lefkowitz’s blog on January 12, 2014.”
Essentially, it's a feature in "inspect document" where you can choose to have it check "presentation notes." Then when it comes up as identifying information, you can ask it to delete all of it.
That saved about 10 minutes of my life. Which I have filled with this post. So you should thank google, too.
“The post Powerpoint trick #1: Remove all notes at once first appeared on Eva Lefkowitz’s blog on January 12, 2014.”
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