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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / November 2006Help, pls: photos from presentation?
Someone sent me an email with a PowerPoint presentation attached. Do you know if there's any way to isolate individual photos from that presentation so I can save, send and print them? Thanks in advance for your help. Bobcat Two ways Click File | Save As. Under Save as type, select Web Page. You can then look into the output folder for all the pictures. Or if you are using PowerPoint XP/2002, you can also right click on the pictures, then select Save as Picture.  SignatureRae Drysdale > Someone sent me an email with a PowerPoint presentation attached. > Do you know if there's any way to isolate individual photos from that > presentation so I can save, send and print them? Thanks in advance for > your help. > Bobcat If you save as web page make sure its html not mhtml but there's no need really as you can right click any picture and choose save as picture or save background. SignatureDid that answer the question / help? _____________________________ John Wilson Microsoft Certified Office Specialist http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html > Someone sent me an email with a PowerPoint presentation attached. > Do you know if there's any way to isolate individual photos from that > presentation so I can save, send and print them? Thanks in advance for > your help. > Bobcat Rae Drysdale wrote: Two ways Click File | Save As. Under Save as type, select Web Page. You can then look into the output folder for all the pictures. Or if you are using PowerPoint XP/2002, you can also right click on the pictures, then select Save as Picture. Rae Drysdale > If you save as web page make sure its html not mhtml but there's no need > really as you can right click any picture and choose save as picture or save > background. > John Wilson Many thanks, both of you. I've done what you said, and it works Bobcat |
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