G
Guest
The file size of the powerpoint presentation my company uses is 2.5megs, even
if it's a single slide with one word of text. It's not because the
background itself has a lot of content. I'm guessing it's because the file
has been edited hundreds of times and there is actually some "subliminal"
record of this embedded in the slide. This creates havoc when emailing
slides around within a group for editing. Is there some way to "scrub" the
content so that I can get it back to a manageable size?
if it's a single slide with one word of text. It's not because the
background itself has a lot of content. I'm guessing it's because the file
has been edited hundreds of times and there is actually some "subliminal"
record of this embedded in the slide. This creates havoc when emailing
slides around within a group for editing. Is there some way to "scrub" the
content so that I can get it back to a manageable size?