Sava as JPG

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Daniel

When using a OS XP, and we like to convert a PPT
presentation to JPG, if we do sava as jpg in Power Point,
the fonts in the slides that we receive have a distortion.

Do you know how we can solve it?
 
Daniel,

When powerpoint displays a presentation on-screen, it smoothes the fonts, so that they look clearer. When powerpoint
saves a presentation as JPG files, it does not do the smoothing.

So....you can either grab each screen as it's displayed (print-screen key on keyboard) and paste it into a graphics
application (photoshop etc)

Or read this page (then re-size the images smaller if you need to)
Improve PowerPoint's GIF, BMP, PNG, JPG export resolution
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00052.htm


Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp

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Also, PowerPoint does not allow you to choose a JPEG compression level -
sometimes, its better to export to BMP and convert them to JPEG in Photoshop
or similar.


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TAJ Simmons said:
Daniel,

When powerpoint displays a presentation on-screen, it smoothes the fonts,
Click to expand...
so that they look clearer. When powerpoint
saves a presentation as JPG files, it does not do the smoothing.

So....you can either grab each screen as it's displayed (print-screen key
Click to expand...
on keyboard) and paste it into a graphics
 
Daniel said:
When using a OS XP, and we like to convert a PPT
presentation to JPG, if we do sava as jpg in Power Point,
the fonts in the slides that we receive have a distortion.

Do you know how we can solve it?
Click to expand...

Does it look like this ? :

http://www.epistema.com/ppt/

If yes, it is a bug in powerpoint XP with the latest service packs for
WinXP. We had a machine that did not show the problem before we
applied SP1 to WinXP.

There is no fix to my knowledge...!

b. gorge
 
When powerpoint displays a presentation on-screen, it smoothes the fonts, so that
they look clearer. When powerpoint
saves a presentation as JPG files, it does not do the smoothing.
Click to expand...

Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. Isn't that what makes life with it so
interesting? ;-)

If there are many to do, it's worth a look at our Image Export demo
(http://get.pptools.com)
 
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