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Hi guys, Understand powerpoint 2007 has the function for doing up an organisation chart under SmartArt. However, does anyone know if there is a more complex function which enables the user to expand information which may not be required to be viewed at first glance? For example, CEO - James Tan, if I click on his icon, I will be able to view additional information such as Age, Contact Number, etc. Thank you very much in advance for any help rendered. Appreciate it.

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/cna/20071125/tap-...58-231650b.html Even charity organisation also must operate like this.

I am an IT Manager in a big organisation. I would like to have a gauge of the general sentiments from you and the organisations you work for towards Vista adoption. To qualify myself, I am a Linux person deep down. I have been using Linux since 1996 and have extensive contacts with different Linux distributions from Slackware to Redhat to Gentoo and Debian. My servers/computation clusters run predominantly *nix OSes and my personal desktop now runs Ubuntu (oh btw, Gusty Gibbon will be released soon) with WinXP VM (VirtualBox). Still, I feel WinXP is a good, stable, easy to maintain/support and sufficiently peppy/light OS for daily computing, emailing, surfing and document processing, after having supported it since 2002. I dun remember having bad or painful experience in the early years of WinXP migrations and adoptions, in fact, I actually pushed for it's adoption. Unfortuntely, I dun have the same type of enthusiasm towards Vista. New systems in my organisation come pre-installed with Vista. Although I only have a handful of Vista machines in my support right now, they are already driving my up the walls. I have directors requesting for downgrading back to WinXP and since been extremely happy. Some common Vista user problems are: 1) slow, slow, slow and slow, resource gobbling 2) device driver incompatibility issues 3) software incompatibility issues 4) un-intuitive interfaces 5) cluttered desktop, messy workspaces 6) stability issues My other concerns are environmental issues such as having to condemn perfectly usable hardware when switching to Vista as they are deemed too slow for Vista. Incidentally, there is this really fancy, super slim notebook, Toshiba Portege 2000, that was too slow for even XP. I had it installed with Ubuntu and wala, my director is carrying it around for his overseas trips. I wonder if you IT ppl or even home users are facing similar problems?