Powerpoint For Mac 2016 Activex Controls

Depending on your IE security settings, you may encounter these steps to download and install Activex control in the client.

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1. Visit the test page of http://www.ocxt.com/officeviewer.htm. This website will request to install the Edraw Office Viewer Component add-on from EDRAW LIMITED. Click the install.

Double-click the downloaded Mac ActiveX download in the 'Downloads' window (or double-click the desktop icon) to launch the installation. Step 4 Follow the installation prompts to complete the ActiveX setup. Many of the shortcuts that use the Ctrl key on a Windows keyboard also work with the Control key in Office 2016 for Mac. However, not all do. Note: If a shortcut requires pressing two or more keys at the same time, this topic separates the keys with a plus sign (+). Microsoft has never officially supported these controls for such use, and we strongly encourage anyone who used them to find replacement controls or rework the project to use HTML5 without the need for ActiveX controls. Removing the security (killbit) keys for any forms control is unsupported and is strongly discouraged.

2. To use Edraw ActiveX Control, you need to add the website at the IE trust site list.

3. If your IE security level is not the default IE setting, please make sure the following options are checked.

Check the Enable option at the 'Run ActiveX Control and plug-ins' item.

Check the Enable option at the 'Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting*' item.

Check the Prompt option at the 'Download Signed ActiveX Control' item.

Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.

Now, go to your web site.

Click 'The site might require the following Activex control: Edraw Office Viewer Component from Edraw Limited, Click here to install.' on the bar.

Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.

If you cant not see the Internet Information Security Bar

You may have turned off the Information Bar. It will need to be turned on to install our ActiveX control successfully.

1. Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.
2. Once in the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
3. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
4. Click the Security tab.
5. Click Custom Level.
6. Scroll down to the ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins section.
7. Change Download Signed ActiveX Controls to PROMPT.
8. Close Internet Explorer then re-open Internet Explorer.
9. Return to your web site.
You should see the Information Bar below the Internet Explorer Address Bar, with the message 'The site might require the following ActiveX control 'officeviewer.cab'. Click here to install.'
10. Click anywhere on the bar.
11. Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.

If you don't have administrator access rights

Ask your system administrator to log into your computer as a user with Administrator user rights.

Have your administrator log into your project website and install the ActiveX control.
If you have done all of the above, have Windows Administrator access, and still cannot load the ActiveX Control, you will need to check the settings on your Internet Explorer. It may have been set up so that it will not allow downloads to your computer.

Add your project web site to IE Trusted Sites

1. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2. Click the Security tab and select the Trusted Sites zone.
3. Click the Sites button.
4. Under 'Add this Web site to the zone:' type your project web site.
5. Click Add, then click OK.

Check your Security Settings in Internet Explorer

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1. In the Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2. Click the Security tab and select the Trusted sites zone.
3. Click the Custom Level button.
4. Under ActiveX control and plug-ins check the following:

Allow Scriptlets set to Enable
Automatic Prompting for ActiveX controls set to Enable.
Binary and Script behaviors set to Enable
Download signed ActiveX controls set to Prompt
Download unsigned ActiveX controls set to Prompt
Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe set to Disable
Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins set to Enable
Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting set to Enable

Click OK
5. Click the Advanced tab in the security section and make sure that 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk' is not checked.
6. Click OK.
7. Close the browser window launch IE and attempt to install ActiveX.

Manual Installation of ActiveX

If all else ways fail, you can try our manual installation tool. You need regsvr32 the officeviewer.ocx file. Then put the EDOfficeViewerX.dll in the same file folder with the officeviewer.ocx file.

Step:

1. Create a text file then change the file extend name as .bat.

2. In the file, you can type: regsvr32 ' c:testofficeviewer.ocx'

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3. Save and close the file.

4. Right click the bat file then Run it as administrator.

How to Turn on ActiveX in Firefox or Chrome

The component can only work at the IE6/7/8/9. If you want to use it at the Mozilla Firefox, you need to install the ActiveX control support add-in in the Firefox.

Microsoft created ActiveX for the Internet Explorer browser to play various types of media appropriately. Although the tool was designed specifically for Internet Explorer, when using Firefox, you will sometimes come across a website instructing you to install ActiveX to view media properly. For that reason, Mozilla has created a plug-in that will allow ActiveX to be enabled in Firefox.

Instructions

To test the demo page on our site, please add the website at the IE trust Site List.

To work with the Firefox or Chrome, you need to use the ff-activex-host or IE Tab Plus or other add-ons.

IE Tab:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ie-tab-plus-ff-36/

More Help

Introduction
Accessing the ActiveX Control Toolbox
Creating Editable Text Box Objects
Creating Scrollable Text Box Objects
Creating Check Box Objects
Creating Option Button Objects

Introduction

So you think you know PowerPoint? Good. Now you're ready to learnsome really interesting techniques. For example, have you everwanted to have a text box that can be edited while a show is running?Have you ever had more text than room and wished you could createa scroll bar? Have you ever wanted to use PowerPoint as a quizor survey? Then read on…

ActiveX controls allow you to set up truly interactive PowerPointpresentations. The viewer can type responses or check the box withthe correct answer or select the button that corresponds to hisor her choice. Although ActiveX controls take a little more timeto set up initially, the end result is impressive and useful.

Accessing the ActiveX Control Toolbox

Select the slide on which you wish to add interactive elements.
Click on View | Toolbars | Control Toolbox.A new toolbox window will open. If you prefer, you can drag thistoolbox to the top and add it as another menu row.
The Control Toolbox consists of the following iconbuttons: Properties, View Code, Check Box, Text Box, CommandButton, Option Button, List Box, Combo Box, Toggle Button, SpinButton, Scroll Bar, Label, Image, and More Controls.
Many of these options require knowledge of Visual Basic forApplications (VBA), which we will NOT be covering in this lesson.
The following options, however, can be used without any knowledge of VBA:Check Box, Text Box, and Option Button. (Despite the name, Scroll Bar isNOT the option we will be using to create scrolling text boxes.)
The Properties button allows you to edit your ActiveXobjects. We will use this option extensively. The View Code buttonwill take you to the VBA code screen. We will not be using thisoption.
If you accidentally end up on this screen, simply click on the PowerPointicon in the upper left to return to your regular PowerPoint slide. (see screenshotbelow)
You can also close the Microsoft Visual Basic window to get back to PowerPoint.

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Creating Editable Text Box Objects

You can create text boxes that can be typed in while the showis running by using the Text Box option. This allows you to createpresentations in which viewers can type responses right onto theslides.

Note: You will be creating text box objects, whichare different from regular text boxes.

Click on the Text Box icon (ab|).
Click on the slide and draw a box. This will be TextBox1.
Make sure the text box is selected and click on the Propertiesbutton (the finger pointing to a piece of paper).
A list of object properties will open.
Click on the Categorized tab. This will list optionsby Appearance, Behavior, Data, Font, Misc(ellaneous),and Scrolling.
To change the background color of the text box, click on the BackColor linein the Appearance section. An arrow will appear to theright.
Click on the arrow. A list will open showing various pre-setcolors for Windows system features. For more color options, clickon the Palette tab.
This color palette has fewer choices than the one you usein regular PowerPoint. If you want your text box object's backgroundto match your slide background, choose a color from this paletteand then find the same color in the Slide Background color chart.On the Palette, click on the box of the color you wantto use. The color of the text box object will change.
If you want your text box object to have a border, click on BorderStyle andselect 1. Then click on the BorderColor line and repeatsteps 6 and 7 to select your border color.
To choose your font color, click on ForeColor and selectyour desired font color.
In the Behavior section, find MultiLine. Ifyou want your text to 'wrap' to the next line (andyou most likely do), click on this line and select True.Otherwise, your text will continue across in a single line, andmost will not be visible.
Click on TextAlign and select your desired alignment:1=left, 2=centered, 3=right.
To adjust your font, click on Font. Instead of an arrow,three dots will appear to the right. Click on these dots to openthe font window. Select your desired font, style, and size. Again,you will have fewer options than in the Format Font window ofregular PowerPoint.
In the Misc section, you can adjust the height andwidth of the text box object. This option is useful if you needmore than one box to be the same size. Create one that is thesize you like (by dragging on the corners), and then make noteof its height and width numbers. Type in those numbers to createsubsequent text box objects that are the same size.
Click on View: Slide Show to run this slide. You willbe able to type in the text box object you just created. Whenyou exit the show, you will see the text you typed on the editingslide.
In order to edit a text box object in editing mode, clickon Edit: TextBox Object: Edit. You will need to do thisEACH time you wish to edit a text box object in editing mode(as opposed to view mode).

Creating Scrollable Text Box Objects

Use the same process as for a regular text box object, but addthe following step:

In the Properties list, find the Scrolling section and clickon ScrollBars. Select option 2. When your text no longer fitsin the text box object, it will automatically create a scrollbar on the right side. (If your text does fit in the text boxobject, no scroll bar will appear.) Make sure you have selectedMultiLine: True in step 10 above. If False is selected, a horizontalscroll bar will appear across the bottom, and all your text willbe on one line.

When you run the show, the viewer will be able to scroll downto see more text. This feature is useful if you have a lot of textto describe a picture on a slide. Rather than creating multipleslides with the same picture, you can use a scrollable text boxto contain your long text.

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Creating Check Box Objects

Perhaps you want to create a PowerPoint multiple-choice quiz wherethere will be more than one possible answer. Or maybe youwant to create a survey that allows the user to “check allthat apply”. Then text box objects are what you will need.

If it is not already open, open your ControlToolbox.
Click on the Check Box icon (the box with a check markin it).
Click on your slide and draw a box (a long horizontal boxis best). This will be CheckBox 1.
Adjust the properties of your check box object as desired. (Seealso Creating Editable Text Box Objects.)
Alignment: 0=text on left, box on right; 1=box on left,text on right
Special Effect: 0=boldface check box; 2=regular checkbox (not boldface)
TextAlign: 1=left; 2=centered; 3=right
To change the text from “CheckBox #,” click on Edit:CheckBox Object: Edit and retype the text that you want.
Picture allows you to insert a picture from a fileso that the user can choose from among pictures rather than textoptions (great for kindergarten or foreign language teachers!).
PicturePosition allows you to include both text anda picture. Type your text (Edit: CheckBox Object: Edit)BEFORE inserting a picture.There are numerous optionsfor positioning your text and picture. If some or all ofyour text disappears, try increasing the size of your Check BoxObject. If your text still does not appear, your pictureis too big.
Remember that in order to change the text while in editingmode, you must click on Edit: CheckBox Object: Edit. Youcannot simply type in the box as you can with a regular textbox.

Creating Option Button Objects

Option buttons are sometimes referred to asradio buttons. They are used when only one selection is allowed. Oncean option has been selected, the user can only change the selection. Itcannot be removed, nor can more than one be selected.

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If it is not already open, open your ControlToolbox.
Click on the Option Button icon (the circle with adot in it).
Click on your slide and draw a box (a long horizontal boxis best). This will be OptionButton 1.
Adjust the properties of your option button object as desired. (Seealso Creating Check Box Objects above.)
Alignment: 0=text on left, button on right; 1=buttonon left, text on right
TextAlign: 1=left; 2=centered; 3=right
To change the text from “CheckBox #,” click on Edit:CheckBox Object: Edit and retype the text that you want.
Picture allows you to insert a picture from a fileso that the user can choose from among pictures rather than textoptions (great for kindergarten or foreign language teachers!).
PicturePosition allows you to include both text anda picture. See number 10 under Creating Check Box Objects.
Remember that in order to change the text while in editingmode, you must click on Edit: OptionButton Object: Edit. Youcannot simply type in the box as you can with a regular textbox.