How can I get multiple slides with notes on a single page?

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My presentation has over 60 slides. The last thing I want is 60 pages for my
notes (not handouts). I've tried duplicating the elements on the Notes
Master, but it prints only blanks or what is in the layout - not what is in
the presentation - except for the first slide.

I realize I'm trying to create a custom Notes Master, but I can't figure out
to get the notes on the Handouts Master or multple slides and notes on the
Notes master.

So, how can I create a custom Master with either one so that I have 3 or 4
slides per page with their associated notes?

Thank you,

Laura Douglas
 
So, how can I create a custom Master with either one so that I have 3 or 4
slides per page with their associated notes?
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Hi Laura,

use File - Send to - Microsoft Word. There's one layout with 3 slides plus
notes. And you can edit the document in Word to make it even shorter.

Best regards,
Ute
 
Hi, Ute,

Do I use the 3-slide Handouts Master to Send-to or is there one available in
the Notes Master?

Thanks,

Laura
 
You start the "Send to" from Normal view, not with any Handouts Master. You
will be prompted for the layout of the Word document in a dialog.

Best regards,
Ute
 
For Office 2007 users: start the help browser and type in "send powerpoint
handouts to word for printing" or Click the office icon in the document, drop
down to publish file > Create handouts in microsoft office word > Just hit
OK and it'll start to work for you!!!
 
DB9 said:
For Office 2007 users: start the help browser and type in "send powerpoint
handouts to word for printing" or Click the office icon in the document, drop
down to publish file > Create handouts in microsoft office word > Just hit
OK and it'll start to work for you!!!
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So I have absolutely no idea how to get 3 or 4 slides on one page with the
notes I took in class....i have over 60 slides and I don't want to be
printing that many pages. I've done this before in high school, but nowhere
on Powerpoint does it give me that option.

Can you tell me how to do this step by step?
 
In my "Send" tab...there isn't any Microsoft word I can send my powerpoint
to. So now what?
 
Some printers allow you to print more than 1 document page per printe
pages. N-up option where you can say 2 pages per or 4 pages per. Depends
 
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