Use the control toolbox to add text boxes or use the example ones below. You can add any reasonable number of boxes. Rightclick each, choose Properties and change its (Name) to txt. SOMETHING Change SOMETHING to anything you like, but the “txt” part must be lowercase, no space between it and the SOMETHING. See the examples below. One of them, for instance, is named txt. Name. Elsewhere in the presentation, use %SOMETHING% wherever you want the information the user enters here to be substituted. The SOMETHING part must be spelled and capitalized the same as the SOMETHING in txt. SOMETHING above. For example, on the next slide, you’ll see %Name%. The “Next” button’s action setting is Run Macro, Record. And. Proceed which records the info the user entered, makes all text substitutions, and moves to the next slide. You can substitute a different button/shape, but be sure to assign the Record. And. Proceed action setting. The Reset button clears all the text boxes on the current slide and “undoes” any text substitutions that have already been made in the presentation. The Print. Me button on the certificate page fires a macro that hides the button, prints the current page to the current default printer then makes the button visible again. The code module is password protected to keep users from meddling with it. The password is hideme You may want to change that. Name: Course: Instructor: Reset
%Course% Certificate of Completion This certifies that %Name% has stayed the course, done the deed, hung in there, persevered, dug in, not given up and generally done what it’s taken to get the job done. Congratulations! Well done, says %Instructor% Print Me
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