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Display PP presentaion on TV Screen

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Sal Iaccarino - 08 Feb 2007 17:34 GMT
I am using PowerPoint 2003. Is it possible to make a presentation and view
on a large screen TV? I know I can put the .pps file on a CD but I know it
will not understand the format.

Is it possible to put on a CD or DVD and convert the format to something a
DVD player would understand. I have worked with PowerPoint less than two
weeks, and trying to understand its capabilities.
Sal Iaccarino
tohlz - 08 Feb 2007 18:04 GMT
Check this out:
"Convert presentations to VHS or DVD video"
http://pptfaq.com/FAQ00156.htm
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> I am using PowerPoint 2003. Is it possible to make a presentation and view
> on a large screen TV? I know I can put the .pps file on a CD but I know it
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> weeks, and trying to understand its capabilities.
> Sal Iaccarino
VideoBob - 15 Feb 2007 16:22 GMT
Sal, a couple of options...

 - Save As to a graphic format your DVD player understands -- typically
JPEG -- and select "All Slides." PPT will create a folder for you with all of
the slides in numerical order. Depending on how your DVD player works, you
might need to rename the first 9 slides so the number is 2 digits instead of
1.

 - If you're using a laptop... many laptops have an S-video output that you
may be able to connect directly to your TV or VCR.

ciao

> Check this out:
> "Convert presentations to VHS or DVD video"
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> > weeks, and trying to understand its capabilities.
> > Sal Iaccarino
 
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