Saving One slide to a 3 1/2 floppy

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I would like to save one slide of a power point presentation on a floppy disk, for every student in my class, then make one total presentation. Is there any way to save just one slide to a disk? I have to get them from 32 computers and the most efficent way would help. The computers are using Power Point 2000.
 
I would never use a floppy disk since they are so error prone. Having said
that you can create a new presentation and choose Insert | Slides From File
20 times and always insert a different slide to create 20 presentations,

You could also look at a cataloging application like PointCapture that would
simplify this task - I think they have a 15 day free trial:

http://snipurl.com/ptcapture


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toni said:
I would like to save one slide of a power point presentation on a floppy
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disk, for every student in my class, then make one total presentation. Is
there any way to save just one slide to a disk? I have to get them from 32
computers and the most efficent way would help. The computers are using
Power Point 2000.
 
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Hello,

PowerPoint doesn't have the built-in feature for saving (sending) just a
single slide from a multiple slide presentation. Instead, you would have to
create a 1 slide presentation which includes just the single slide from the
multiple slide presentation and save/send it instead.

If you (or anyone else reading this message) have suggestions for how to
make this easier to do in PowerPoint, don't forget to send your feedback
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