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How do I import from Quicken to PowerPoint for a presentation?
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Dave B.
Import what?
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
Is this a FrontPage question?
I'm guessing that you have to export your numbers from Quicken to Excel
spreadsheet then create a graph, then a graphic image of the graph...but you
really didn't give us much to go on here - Quicken & PP really have little
to do with Frontpage unless you want to use the outcome of this adventure in
a website.
| How do I import from Quicken to PowerPoint for a presentation?
I'm guessing that you have to export your numbers from Quicken to Excel
spreadsheet then create a graph, then a graphic image of the graph...but you
really didn't give us much to go on here - Quicken & PP really have little
to do with Frontpage unless you want to use the outcome of this adventure in
a website.
| How do I import from Quicken to PowerPoint for a presentation?
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Thomas A. Rowe
By contacting Quicken.
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Clark
Dave B gave you the answer. Here is step-by-step
1. Get the graph you want to be on your screen in Quicken
2. Do a Print Screen (I think that is shift-PrntScrn keys at the same
time) -- Althought that does not appear to accomplish anything, it has
copied your quicken image onto the imaginary clipboard
3. Open an image editing program
3. Do Ctrl-V to past the image into that program
4. Save the image as a .jpg or .gif, whichever gives a nice image and
is the smaller file
5. Open your web in FP, click on the image folder, then do file /
import and import the image you have just saved.
6. That's it -- you can now use FP to insert that image on your web
page where you wan it.
By the way, if you want to update your website next month, follow the
same procedure, name the image the same name, re-import it and replace
the old image with the new, and re-publish your website. The new image
will show up where the old was.
1. Get the graph you want to be on your screen in Quicken
2. Do a Print Screen (I think that is shift-PrntScrn keys at the same
time) -- Althought that does not appear to accomplish anything, it has
copied your quicken image onto the imaginary clipboard
3. Open an image editing program
3. Do Ctrl-V to past the image into that program
4. Save the image as a .jpg or .gif, whichever gives a nice image and
is the smaller file
5. Open your web in FP, click on the image folder, then do file /
import and import the image you have just saved.
6. That's it -- you can now use FP to insert that image on your web
page where you wan it.
By the way, if you want to update your website next month, follow the
same procedure, name the image the same name, re-import it and replace
the old image with the new, and re-publish your website. The new image
will show up where the old was.
C
Clark
Actually, now that I am waking up and reading better, I didnt quite
answer what you asked, if you really need to use powerpoint -- my
answer was directed more at just putting the images on the web.
To use power point, once you have saved your screens as jpg or gif
images, I think you can just insert them on the various "slides" of
powerpoint. Then you can import the powerpoint file into your web and
link to it from wherever you wish.
answer what you asked, if you really need to use powerpoint -- my
answer was directed more at just putting the images on the web.
To use power point, once you have saved your screens as jpg or gif
images, I think you can just insert them on the various "slides" of
powerpoint. Then you can import the powerpoint file into your web and
link to it from wherever you wish.