I have printed powerpoint slides into One Note for my classes, but for the life of me I can't find a way to resize them all at once. Is this not an available feature, and I will just have to resize 100+ slides one by one? Selecting multiple slides greys out the "resize" option in the Rclick menu, and I can't find any way to do it in the toolbar.

EDIT: For those who have the same issue, I played around for a while and found a workaround that will do. Select all slides/pages for the imported document. Ctrl+X to cut. Create a new container by typing. Ctrl+V to paste INSIDE the new container. Now all the slides will resize with the container. If you select a single slide to paste onto a new page, be sure to paste it into a container on the new page or else it will be full-sized.

So far this workaround has worked for imported .doc, .pdf, and .ppt files, and even mixtures of the three. I imagine it will work for any imported file.

Even though I've solved this problem to my satisfaction, I'll leave this thread here for posterity, in case anyone else has the same question.

> I have printed powerpoint slides into One Note for my classes, but for
> the life of me I can't find a way to resize them all at once. Is this
> not an available feature, and I will just have to resize 100+ slides
> one by one? Selecting multiple slides greys out the "resize" option
> in the Rclick menu, and I can't find any way to do it in the toolbar.

The PrintoutManager PowerToy [1] will be of great help.

Apart from that: Why do you print 100+ slides on one run?
IMO splitting up the package into smaller units might make it easier to
handle things.

Rainald
[1] http://www.onenotepowertoys.com/2007...ntout-manager/

They're spread over several pages. I am taking 3 classes, and each class has at least 8 presentations. The presentation that was giving me a particular amount of grief did 45 slides on its own. Each chapter gets its own tab, and then each tab gets its own "master slide" page where I print that chapter's slides. Then I make a new page each day and copy+paste the slides I'll be using that day onto that page.

>> Apart from that: Why do you print 100+ slides on one run?
>> IMO splitting up the package into smaller units might make it easier
>> to
>> handle things.
>
> They're spread over several pages. I am taking 3 classes, and each
> class has at least 8 presentations. The presentation that was giving
> me a particular amount of grief did 45 slides on its own. Each
> chapter gets its own tab, and then each tab gets its own "master
> slide" page where I print that chapter's slides. Then I make a new
> page each day and copy+paste the slides I'll be using that day onto
> that page.

As said, the PrintoutManager woll be if great help.

Rainald