How to Turn Off PowerPoint 2007 Smart Tags
PowerPoint displays a Smart Tag if you enter text PowerPoint believes is a date, an address, a company ticker name, a place, a telephone number, or a person to whom you recently sent e-mail. If PowerPoint recognizes one of these entities, it places a purple dotted line underneath the data. Move the pointer over the purple dotted line and you see the Smart Tag icon. Click this icon and you see a shortcut menu with tasks.
Not everyone likes Smart Tags. Often what PowerPoint thinks is a date, address, place, or ticker name isn’t that at all. Follow these steps to turn off Smart Tags:
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1 Click the Office button.Office options appear. |
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2 Choose PowerPoint Options.The PowerRoint options drop-down list expands. |
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3 On the Proofing tab of the PowerPoint Options dialog box, click the AutoCorrect Options button.The AutoCorrect dialog box opens. |
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4 Select the Smart Tags tab.See options for turning off Smart Tags. |
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5 Unselect the Label Text with Smart Tags check boxClick OK to finish. |














