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Echo S
File | Save As, give the file a new name. Delete the unwanted slides. Repeat
as necessary.
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as necessary.
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Zell
If you want to save each slide as a separate presentation, you can use
some ppt to flash tools, such as Articulate Presenter, and Wondershare
PPT2Flash Professional. after you install those software, launch PP,
open your presentation, and publish the presentation for web with
those tool. they will generate a folder, open the data folder in it,
each slide is converted as a solid swf file.
some ppt to flash tools, such as Articulate Presenter, and Wondershare
PPT2Flash Professional. after you install those software, launch PP,
open your presentation, and publish the presentation for web with
those tool. they will generate a folder, open the data folder in it,
each slide is converted as a solid swf file.
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Guest
You should be fine with Echo's way but to avoid the slight chance of
overwriting the original you can also open a new file and use "insert slides
from files" to add the slides you want and then resave with a new name.
overwriting the original you can also open a new file and use "insert slides
from files" to add the slides you want and then resave with a new name.
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Echo S
Ah, yeah, good point.
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John Wilson said:You should be fine with Echo's way but to avoid the slight chance of
overwriting the original you can also open a new file and use "insert
slides
from files" to add the slides you want and then resave with a new name.
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Echo S said:File | Save As, give the file a new name. Delete the unwanted slides.
Repeat
as necessary.
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subject line? Please use the big message area of the posting window to
type
further information.
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