Click the Visual Basic Button on the Developer tab to go to the VBA editor.(For 2007 users click the Start button > Power Point Options > Popular and tick Show Developer Tab in Ribbon.) Show the Developer tab in the Ribbon: go to File > Options > Customise Ribbon and in the right hand panel put a tick in the check box next to Developer.This can be frustrating and time consuming.įortunately, a simple macro will help us get around this little problem. but you want the English to be Australian, you will need to change the spell check language for each text box individually. This means that if you have a PowerPoint presentation created in the U.S. One limitation of PowerPointis that you can only change the Spell Check Language for a one text box at a time there is no way to set it for the entire presentation.
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