Extracting pictures from .pps files
Jack's Granddad
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 623
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From: Lancashire
Think this will do what you want:
1) Save the pps file to disk.
2) Open Powerpoint programme and load presentation without running it.
3) Using the ‘view’ icons at bottom left go to ‘slide view’ (middle of the five icons)
4) Select and open the required slide, click on picture, right click and copy.
5) Open Paint program, Edit, Paste
6) File, Save As, choose destination, name and in ‘Save as type’ box change from bitmap to JPEG.
7) Click Save.
Hope this helps.
1) Save the pps file to disk.
2) Open Powerpoint programme and load presentation without running it.
3) Using the ‘view’ icons at bottom left go to ‘slide view’ (middle of the five icons)
4) Select and open the required slide, click on picture, right click and copy.
5) Open Paint program, Edit, Paste
6) File, Save As, choose destination, name and in ‘Save as type’ box change from bitmap to JPEG.
7) Click Save.
Hope this helps.
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 169
Likes: 3
From: Auckland, NZ
Or download Open Office and you get a free office program that can handle and edit .pps files.
As for converting bmp to jpg I think that Paint does this but haven't used it for ages (due to having a far superior operating system
). From memory you just save as a jpg.
As for converting bmp to jpg I think that Paint does this but haven't used it for ages (due to having a far superior operating system
). From memory you just save as a jpg.
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 2,773
Likes: 349
From: UK
Download file and Save. Change extension to .ppt
Open file with PowerPoint, go to slide and select picture (for built-up graphics select ‘all’ components, or only those required from the slide). Right click, select ‘Save as Picture’, choose file type from ‘save as type’; - a range of graphic file formats.
You should be able to insert a bitmap picture into a PowerPoint slide, and then save it as a jpg file as above.
If the PowerPoint file size is a problem (for e-mail), then select any picture on a slide, right click, select Format Picture, and select Compress – follow directions and save the file.
Open file with PowerPoint, go to slide and select picture (for built-up graphics select ‘all’ components, or only those required from the slide). Right click, select ‘Save as Picture’, choose file type from ‘save as type’; - a range of graphic file formats.
You should be able to insert a bitmap picture into a PowerPoint slide, and then save it as a jpg file as above.
If the PowerPoint file size is a problem (for e-mail), then select any picture on a slide, right click, select Format Picture, and select Compress – follow directions and save the file.
