how do i make a powerpoint present smaller and not full screen? i want to
video capture the presentation, but full-screen is too large. is there a way
to re-size the way the powerpoint presentation is viewed?

SemanticCop

If you hold down the CTRL key before you click "view slidehow - or the
slideshow button"
then powerpoint will show the screen a quarter size.

Or you could if you are using a newer version of powerpoint choose the
"resolution" of your slideshow... if you lower it, to say 640x480, there's
less pixels to grab...so less data. (slideshow menu > set up show >
slideshow resolution)

Also, on that same menu is an option to "browsed in a window" (which may
work for your needs)

Or you could lower the 'desktop' resolution, on windows, and powerpoint will
follow that same resolution.


Cheers
TAJ Simmons
Microsoft Powerpoint MVP

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"SemanticCop" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> how do i make a powerpoint present smaller and not full screen? i want to
> video capture the presentation, but full-screen is too large. is there a
> way
> to re-size the way the powerpoint presentation is viewed?

On Jul 2, 4:54*am, SemanticCop <Semantic...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> how do i make a powerpoint present smaller and not full screen? *i wantto
> video capture the presentation, but full-screen is too large. *is therea way
> to re-size the way the powerpoint presentation is viewed?

As you don't want your powerpoint presentation be viewed in full-
screen, and also you want to video capture your presentation.
Acoolsoft PPT2DVD may help you resolve both of them.
You can convert your ppt presentation to cd/dvd with this tool first,
and then in LAYOUT choice you can choose to play your converted
presentation in the size you like.

More information about this tool:
http://www.ppt-to-video.com

Or you can download a free trial version first from:
http://www.ppt-to-video.com/powerpoi...-download.html

Hope it helps~