shockwave - PowerPoint Flash properties missing from template -


i have powerpoint templates behaves strange in regards shockwave flash objects.

when inserting shockwave flash object in either template master or in slide in document created template, blank properties tool window when open properties object.

if start powerpoint , insert template in default created slide, properties present should be.

what cause this, , how (if possible) can fix template?

the template use contains password protected macros. while don't see why should matter, suspect does. if mere presence of password protected macros causing this, you'd think problem go away when presentation saved , macros lost. yet problem persists in presentation, after macros gone.

i use following procedure inserting object:

  1. activate developer tab.
  2. in developer tab, in control group, choose more controls.
  3. from list of controls, choose shockwave flash object , click ok.
  4. draw object slide or layout-master.
  5. right click object , choose properties.

this show properties tool window. in case blank.

how should (top) vs. how looks (bottom):

how should lookenter image description here

note: flash player must installed (via internet explorer seems) in order shockwave flash object show on list. installing shockwave player add shockwave activex control list, not type of object in question.


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