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How do I save an individual photo from a .pps presentaton?

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J - 14 Feb 2006 05:34 GMT
I received a .pps presentation (all photos) which has one photo that I would
like to save as a .jpg file.  The right click to "save photo as" option does
not work in this .pps file.   What can I do to save the picture?
Luc - 14 Feb 2006 07:24 GMT
J,
Have you tried this: open your pps, choose file save as, in the save as list
choose as webpage (*.html). PPT will make a new folder, in it you will find
all your photo's. The name may not be straightforward but you will easily
recognize by the extension.
Luc Sanders
>I received a .pps presentation (all photos) which has one photo that I
>would
> like to save as a .jpg file.  The right click to "save photo as" option
> does
> not work in this .pps file.   What can I do to save the picture?
Bill Foley - 14 Feb 2006 21:26 GMT
To add to Luc's info, if you try and open the presentation from your e-mail
attachment, it will open in Slide Show Mode since it is a PPS file.  Save
the file to your "My Documents" folder (or somewhere).  Then open PowerPoint
and open the file.  That way it opens in Edit Mode so you can use the
"File", "Save as", "JPG"  or webpage options.

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> J,
> Have you tried this: open your pps, choose file save as, in the save as
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>> does
>> not work in this .pps file.   What can I do to save the picture?
 
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