Slide size degrading

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I have made a presentation of about 75 slides which i have put on a CD and on
my desk top it works well but when i play it on my laptop the RAM is not man
enough to keep the slides in time with the music. I must admit the slides are
of a high quality taken with my top of the range Canon digital camera. I
would like to make a CD using the same slides but downgrading their quality
and therefore their file size. Is there a quick way to do this without having
to copy each slide into a new folder and then downgrade them one at a time?
 
Assuming you have xp or 2003 then open the picture toolbar and click compress
pictures using the web/screen display option.
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Thanks John That sounds like just what i need. Trouble is that you are
talking above my head, could you give me some more info please? I have XP and
MS Office 2003
Thanks
 
Hi John
me again. With you guidance I have asked the help for the Picture Toolbar
and it told me to open it from View/ Toolbars. I have and i can see what you
are saying and i have done this compression successfully. Thanks
Charlie
 
Hello there!

Mine is 2003 but the "Picture" shown at the Insert/Toobar instead of View,
where I can find the make the compression? Anyone can help?

Thanks in advance!

Elmo



"Charlie3110" 來函：
 
You have to turn on the picture toolbar to get the tool. View | Toolbars,
choose Picture. After that, you can hover your mouse over each button on
that toolbar until you find the Compress Pictures icon.
 
You can also double-click any picture to summon the Format Picture dialog
box -- you'll find the Compress button in the Picture tab of this dialog
box.


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Geetesh Bajaj
Author of Cutting Edge PowerPoint 2007 for Dummies
http://www.cuttingedgeppt.com





Echo S said:
You have to turn on the picture toolbar to get the tool. View | Toolbars,
choose Picture. After that, you can hover your mouse over each button on
that toolbar until you find the Compress Pictures icon.

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What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm
Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/


Elmojsa said:
Hello there!

Mine is 2003 but the "Picture" shown at the Insert/Toobar instead of
View,
where I can find the make the compression? Anyone can help?

Thanks in advance!

Elmo



"Charlie3110" ??:
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Thanks to All of you. I have used the tools that Steve suggested and it is
great just what I needed. I am exploring the other tools as well as i was
unaware of the wealth of stuff available to me. Thanks again
Charlie

Geetesh Bajaj said:
You can also double-click any picture to summon the Format Picture dialog
box -- you'll find the Compress button in the Picture tab of this dialog
box.


--
Geetesh Bajaj
Author of Cutting Edge PowerPoint 2007 for Dummies
http://www.cuttingedgeppt.com





Echo S said:
You have to turn on the picture toolbar to get the tool. View | Toolbars,
choose Picture. After that, you can hover your mouse over each button on
that toolbar until you find the Compress Pictures icon.

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com
What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm
Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/


Elmojsa said:
Hello there!

Mine is 2003 but the "Picture" shown at the Insert/Toobar instead of
View,
where I can find the make the compression? Anyone can help?

Thanks in advance!

Elmo



"Charlie3110" ??:

Hi John
me again. With you guidance I have asked the help for the Picture
Toolbar
and it told me to open it from View/ Toolbars. I have and i can see what
you
are saying and i have done this compression successfully. Thanks
Charlie

:

Assuming you have xp or 2003 then open the picture toolbar and click
compress
pictures using the web/screen display option.
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Did that answer the question / help?
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John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist



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I have made a presentation of about 75 slides which i have put on a
CD and on
my desk top it works well but when i play it on my laptop the RAM is
not man
enough to keep the slides in time with the music. I must admit the
slides are
of a high quality taken with my top of the range Canon digital
camera. I
would like to make a CD using the same slides but downgrading their
quality
and therefore their file size. Is there a quick way to do this
without having
to copy each slide into a new folder and then downgrade them one at
a time?
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