![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_5.jpg)
I have been using the PPTools “Starter Set Plus” Memorize Position tool.
Here is a typical use:
1. I have a reference/source line at the bottom of a slide
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_2.jpg)
2. I want to have all other reference/source lines throughout the presentation in the exact same position. So on this slide the text box needs to move down
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_3.jpg)
3. A common way to do this, without additional add-ins, but very tedious is to zoom in and position guidelines on the original text and then manually move other text boxes to align with the guidelines
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_4.jpg)
4. The easier and more accurate solution is to select the original text box and pick up its position with the “Memorize Position” addin (left tool)
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_5.jpg)
5. But work is interupted by this information dialog
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_1.jpg)
– Note the last line about turning on Expert Mode to not show the dialog – so where is the expert mode?
6. Click this icon on the Master Toolbar (one of the toolbars installed with any PPTool add-in)
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_6.jpg)
7. The RNR PPTools Preferences dialog opens. It shows all of the PPTools add-ins installed and at the bottom is the check box to turn on/off expert mode
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_8.jpg)
8. This dialog message pops up, click OK
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/10_Jun/ExpertMode_7.jpg)
9. Done! Now use the Memorize and Place tools without having an extra dialog interupt the work.
– Troy @ TLC