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How do you copy a file into slide

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How do you copy a file into slide

how do you copy a file into slide

Edited on Fri 5 Sep 2008, 09:18

RE: how do you copy a file into slide

Hi Jason

Sorry for the delay in answering this question.

In Powerpoint it is possible to copy an object (e.g. an Excel Spreadsheet) onto a Powerpoint slide. To do this:

1. Insert a new slide(either Blank or Title Only)

2. Select the Insert menu and click Object

3. In the Insert Object dialog box select Create from File

4. Click the Browse button, find the relevant Workbook, or other document, and then click OK (You can link the document in the slide to the original by selecting the Link option)

hope this helps

Carlos

 

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