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PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

Hi Gloriam,
I have Powerpoint 2003. Right click on the picture, then left click on "Save as Picture". You'll want to make note of where you save it to use it as a wallpaper. If you need instructions on applying as wallpaper, we'll need to know which Operating System you have.

Pam

gloriam
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14 years ago

Thats what I thought but I don't have "Save as Picture" when I right click.

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I have a power point presentation that I would be glad to share with you. The preschool teachers could use it with the children or as their own reference. Please let me know your email address and I will send it to you. I geared it for an open house at my school so my class could share with their parents. I will use it again at our annual science fair and another time with our local garden club. It is simple and uses some pictures from this forum that I printed with permission.

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If you want to view the presentation and save photos from it I find that I can do so using OpenOffice. After installing open office (which is free) I find that I can save a PowerPoint presentation to my computer, right click on it and select 'open with' and pick open office and it opens in the impress module of open office. The pictures are in a row on the left and I can select one then right click and copy and paste it into paint or another graphics program and save it into a folder on my computer. I don't know if you can do this with powerpoint viewer or not as I have never used it.

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Nice idea which I might steal when selling my farm next year. Part of the joy of living in the country is being close to nature's ever-changing beauty. What better way to capture that flora and fauna than through a photo essay? But, Paul, since you seem so computer savvy, why not create a personal website specifically for selling your property? I intend on doing so, listing on the local MLS via a flatfee service. There have been many discussions about this technique, so I won't elaborate. If you've got the time, it may worth considering.

PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

Maybe you are trying to save a frame or slide. Just open the slide you want, click on File===>Save As and under File Type select JPG. I would rename it too while you are saving it.

gloriam
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14 years ago

Yes I am trying to save a slide. But there is no save.

PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

Is this presentation saved to your computer or hosted on a website? If it is saved on your computer, have you tried clicking on File (at the top of the screen in the menu bar) then see if there is a 'Save As' listed there?

mikie_gw

14 years ago

Most power points you can choose save as...
and if you choose HTML they always seem to put the graphics in the folder where you save it to along with the HTML text/code page to display it in a browser.

PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

Gloriam, did that work for you?

grandms

14 years ago

None of this works in Power Points received in an e-mail. If it is saved to the hard drive, then do these suggestions work?

gloriam
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14 years ago

No they don't work if they are even saved to hard drive.

PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

I looked through all of my email and couldn't find a single ppt there to practice on! I have been working on PPTs that I created. One last thing to try, right click on the file and then select Properties. On the General tab, near the bottom will be the Attributes. Make sure that Hidden and Read Only are not checked.

Pam

mikie_gw

14 years ago

Maybe you can expand it as big as possible and press Print Screen ... then paste it into your photo editor and crop out the unwanted stuff.

bob414

14 years ago

This thread aroused my curiosity so I decided to try saving a slide from a powerpoint presentation. The only one I found in my email was on the Hubble. I had the same problem as gloriam trying to save a slide.
My version of MS office is ancient (Office 97) because I have been using the free Open Office. When I couldn't save the slide using powerpoint viewer I decided to try the impress module in open office. When I opened the powerpoint presentation in impress this is the screen I got:

I found that I could right click on one of the slides in the left hand column, select 'copy' from the context menu and paste the slide into any graphics program.

If you want to go to that much trouble you can download open office here.

gloriam
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14 years ago

Ok I had to try another way also , so I sent the PowerPoint email to my self but to gmail. And LOW AND BEHOLD I HIT THE JACKPOT, when I opened it up there on the right hand side was all the slides and you could save to desktop as wallpaper. Google is great.

gloriam
Original Author

14 years ago

Here is the Link to the Power point. It has pretty pictures.

PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

I'm so glad you accomplished what you were trying to do!

gloriam
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14 years ago

Thank you Pkponder. And thanks to all that tried to help me.
By the way what do pkponder stand for?

PKponder TX Z7B

14 years ago

my initials and the word ponder, as in 'one who has a pond' Ã¢ÂÂº

Pam

TxKen

14 years ago

Gloriam,
Save the presentation to a folder on your harddrive.
Then, using Windows Explorer (or My Computer) find the file and re-name it, changing the file extension from .pps to .ppt

Then, click on the file and it should open in 'edit' form and allow you to save any photos you wish to save.

Hope this helps...
txKen

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