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PowerPoint 2007 - saving presentations
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Neha has attended:
PowerPoint Intermediate Advanced course
PowerPoint 2007 - saving presentations
what's the best size to save images if you have at least 4 images on all slides? The presentation still needs to be emailed.
RE: PowerPoint 2007 - saving presentations
Hi Neha
How are you doing, sorry i haven't got back to you sooner
As you may remember from the course the best thing to do would be as follows:
Slect one of the pictures and from the picture tools ribbon click the compress pictures button, make sure you choose web\screen size its something like 96 (PPI) this will be the best option for this make sure you save the file when done
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RE: PowerPoint 2007 - saving presentations
Hi Mark thanks for this. So best to save elsewhere and then insert into the presentation?
Thanks,
Neha
RE: PowerPoint 2007 - saving presentations
Hi Neha
I would agree with you there after you compress all your pictures, make sure you save it and yes create a second copy just in case, but save you file often
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