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Very helpful, thanks!
After download and unzipping, it appears to be jpeg images placed into a ppt slide.
Hi Jim, it is a compatibility issue (this one has been done with an earlier version of PPT, the reason why you have some jpeg images)… I will update it asap. Thank you for your comment!
Exactly what I was looking for! thank you
How do I click on and highlight an individual state? All I can highlight now is the total US.
Thanks.
@ John : Hi, which PPT version do you have? If you have an older version (e.g. 97-2003), editing the shapes won’t work…
Would love to use but there is an error in the file. PPT cannot open.
@ Melissa : Hi Melissa, which PPT version do you use?
Love the vector maps of the US – however, some states cannot be edited? California, for example, you cannot edit the points (I need to color half the state for Northern California team). I can edit Oregon but not Maine, etc.
Am using PPT 2010.
Some of the states cannot have their points edited (need to clone California and cut it in half for a sales map). Why is that? Some states can be edited, some cannot.
@ Matthew : Hi, Matthew, thank you very much for your comment and for using the maps. That’s weird… and actually you are right! Probably the editing issue is coming from the initial graphic conversion… as this is a quite old template, I need to go back to the source file, and I will fix that in the next few days (sorry I can’t do it earlier…). This post definitely deserves some optimization… thank you again!
That’s great, thanks for getting back to us!
That’s great; thanks for getting back to us!
Thanks for sharing; this is great! For everyone having trouble; just right click the map images, and under grouping just ungroup. You need to ungroup twice since the map and text are one group and then states are another group.
Cannot download – error received. Would love to use!
@EM : Hi, just make sure you click on the Download button (the green arrow). This is a ZIP file… Never download .exe files (could be some misleading ad…). To open/extract the ppt document inside, you will need a soft like Winzip or Winrar.
Trying to make Power Point slide for the 6 states that I cover. When clicking on the green download button it shows a page for map galaxy traffic maps. How do I get past this?
Thanks.
@Jim : Hi Jim, please make sure you download the .ZIP file – ‘3-0001.zip’ (and not a .EXE which would probably be a file from an ad…), and extract the files in your computer. Then open the ‘3-0001.ppt’ file…
Please let me know if this is OK now.
Exactly what I wanted!! Thank you very much.