1. MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK
Enter spinner values in edit mode.
MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK
In PPT 2002/2003:
- Choose Tools | Macro | Security.
- On the Security Level tab, click Medium.
- Close all open dialog boxes.
NOTE: When user opens a file that contains macros, PPT will display a warning dialog box and offer the choice to enable the macros or not.
In PPT 2007/2010:
- Choose Office Button | PowerPoint Options |
Trust Center | Trust Center Settings.
- Click Macro Settings.
- Click Disable all macros with notification.
NOTE: When user opens a file that contains macros, PPT will display a bar beneath the ribbon with the text “Security Warning: Macros have been disabled” and an Options... button. Users should click Options... then click Enable this content to permit macros to run.
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Spinner 8 Segment Editable – Uses: Add this slide into any presentation. This spinner can be used to select teams/players, prizes and awards, game points, game values, questions, game, consequences, or any number of interesting alternatives. Spinners add an element of chance and excitement to your presentation game. To Operate: In Slideshow view, click on the black Start Spin button to start the spinner, then the black Stop Spin button to stop the spinner. IMPORTANT NOTE: MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK. You can still use this spinner without macros by clicking the Start Spin Button twice – once to start it and again to stop it. However the random factor using this method depends on the amount of time between the two clicks. Using the actual Stop Spin button with macros will create a true random spin.
In Edit view, reference macro enabling instructions to the right of this slide. To Edit the Spinner: In Edit view, this spinning wheel can be easily edited by clicking on the text within each wheel segment, highlighting the text to be replaced and begin entering information. We recommend using this programs navigation feature with this slide, which will enable the presenter to access the slide at any point in their presentation and then easily return to their place within the presentation using the Last Slide Viewed button. NOTE: If the wheel changes position during editing do not try to move it back in place. The next time you press the STOP SPIN button it will reposition itself correctly. Note: “Advance Slide on mouse click” has been turn off to avoid inadvertently advancing to the next slide. To turn it back on go to Slide Transitions and under Advance Slide check “On mouse click”.

2. MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK
Enter spinner values in edit mode.
MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK
In PPT 2002/2003:
- Choose Tools | Macro | Security.
- On the Security Level tab, click Medium.
- Close all open dialog boxes.
NOTE: When user opens a file that contains macros, PPT will display a warning dialog box and offer the choice to enable the macros or not.
In PPT 2007/2010:
- Choose Office Button | PowerPoint Options |
Trust Center | Trust Center Settings.
- Click Macro Settings.
- Click Disable all macros with notification.
NOTE: When user opens a file that contains macros, PPT will display a bar beneath the ribbon with the text “Security Warning: Macros have been disabled” and an Options... button. Users should click Options... then click Enable this content to permit macros to run.
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Start Spin
Spinner 12 Segment Editable – Uses: Add this slide into any presentation. This spinner can be used to select teams/players, prizes and awards, game points, game values, questions, game, consequences, or any number of interesting alternatives. Spinners add an element of chance and excitement to your presentation game. To Operate: In Slideshow view, click on the black Start Spin button to start the spinner, then the black Stop Spin button to stop the spinner. IMPORTANT NOTE: MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK. You can still use this spinner without macros by clicking the Start Spin Button twice – once to start it and again to stop it. However the random factor using this method depends on the amount of time between the two clicks. Using the actual Stop Spin button with macros will create a true random spin.
In Edit view, reference macro enabling instructions to the right of this slide. To Edit the Spinner: In Edit view, this spinning wheel can be easily edited by clicking on the text within each wheel segment, highlighting the text to be replaced and begin entering information. We recommend using this programs navigation feature with this slide, which will enable the presenter to access the slide at any point in their presentation and then easily return to their place within the presentation using the Last Slide Viewed button. NOTE: If the wheel changes position during editing do not try to move it back in place. The next time you press the STOP SPIN button it will reposition itself correctly. Note: “Advance Slide on mouse click” has been turn off to avoid inadvertently advancing to the next slide. To turn it back on go to Slide Transitions and under Advance Slide check “On mouse click”.

3. MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK
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Enter spinner values in edit mode.
MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK
In PPT 2002/2003:
- Choose Tools | Macro | Security.
- On the Security Level tab, click Medium.
- Close all open dialog boxes.
NOTE: When user opens a file that contains macros, PPT will display a warning dialog box and offer the choice to enable the macros or not.
In PPT 2007/2010:
- Choose Office Button | PowerPoint Options |
Trust Center | Trust Center Settings.
- Click Macro Settings.
- Click Disable all macros with notification.
NOTE: When user opens a file that contains macros, PPT will display a bar beneath the ribbon with the text “Security Warning: Macros have been disabled” and an Options... button. Users should click Options... then click Enable this content to permit macros to run.
Start Spin
Spinner 16 Segment Editable – Uses: Add this slide into any presentation. This spinner can be used to select teams/players, prizes and awards, game points, game values, questions, game, consequences, or any number of interesting alternatives. Spinners add an element of chance and excitement to your presentation game. To Operate: In Slideshow view, click on the black Start Spin button to start the spinner, then the black Stop Spin button to stop the spinner. IMPORTANT NOTE: MACROS MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS FILE TO WORK. You can still use this spinner without macros by clicking the Start Spin Button twice – once to start it and again to stop it. However the random factor using this method depends on the amount of time between the two clicks. Using the actual Stop Spin button with macros will create a true random spin.
In Edit view, reference macro enabling instructions to the right of this slide. To Edit the Spinner: In Edit view, this spinning wheel can be easily edited by clicking on the text within each wheel segment, highlighting the text to be replaced and begin entering information. We recommend using this programs navigation feature with this slide, which will enable the presenter to access the slide at any point in their presentation and then easily return to their place within the presentation using the Last Slide Viewed button. NOTE: If the wheel changes position during editing do not try to move it back in place. The next time you press the STOP SPIN button it will reposition itself correctly. Note: “Advance Slide on mouse click” has been turn off to avoid inadvertently advancing to the next slide. To turn it back on go to Slide Transitions and under Advance Slide check “On mouse click”.