A solution for the latter case is to make these unsupported manual changes right at the end, after you've finished editing your graphic. When clicking Accept, the manual edits that are supported will be saved, while any formatting that is not supported will be reset to default. The add-in can handle a variety of custom changes, but there are some that it doesn't support. When manually changing the elements of your timeline, please click the Accept button on the Office Timeline ribbon. Hi, Rick! Thank you for reviewing Office Timeline! It¿s great to hear that you are overall pleased with the add-in¿s performance and output.
(The only reason Ease of Use loses a star.) Whilst this is a nice feature to allow for unique customisation, it adds an element of complexity that not all users will appreciate. If you move an object around, it will move, unless you edit your timeline through the UI. The software does not create a grouped object on your slide, but a huge quantity of loose objects. Really great software for any level of user.
The Interface follows the design of PowerPoint and almost seems to be a standard part of the package. The object created is not static, but can be edited to change details afterwards by using the simple User Interface provided. The timeline is made up of shapes and objects commonly available in MS PowerPoint, but there is a lot of intelligence built into it.
The software being integrated directly with Microsoft PowerPoint makes life so much easier as it adds your timeline directly to a slide you're using. The number of themes available for different types of timelines, as well as the small details that can be customised right out of the box are really great. It allowed me to pull the audience into the detail without risking boredom. The software made it so much easier to present detailed, informative, and engaging Timelines to customers, as well as to other stakeholders in the projects in which I am involved.
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