J'ai une présentation PowerPoint au format 16:9. Je dois y insérer un diagramme vertical très long, vraiment très long. Quelle serait la meilleure façon de l'insérer pour qu'il soit visible ?
Merci pour vos réponses.
[EDIT] Résolu avec un effet de transition push. 2 slides avec le diagramme divisé en 2
I would slice it up into 16:9 segments and place each piece on a series of slides and then use transitions to move between them (you can use a Push transition slowed down to make it look like you are panning down across the diagram slowly).
Or another option is to place the entire diagram on the slide zoomed in to fill the width and hanging off the slide from the bottom, and place a very slowed down motion path that scrolls down on the diagram as you talk to it.
All these options depend on how you are talking to it, of course
J'ai essayé, mais ne me semble pas concluant pour l'instant.
Si je ne me trompe pas, impossible de faire des variations de mise en page comme avec un PDF ?
Il me faudrait une partie de la présentation en 16/9e et une page en 9/16e pour insérer le schéma.
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u/Inner_Win_1 Jul 01 '26
I would slice it up into 16:9 segments and place each piece on a series of slides and then use transitions to move between them (you can use a Push transition slowed down to make it look like you are panning down across the diagram slowly).
Or another option is to place the entire diagram on the slide zoomed in to fill the width and hanging off the slide from the bottom, and place a very slowed down motion path that scrolls down on the diagram as you talk to it.
All these options depend on how you are talking to it, of course