Inserting & formatting multiple images to slides

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Paul k

Hi
I have to insert multiple images into a PPT presentation.
Once inserted I am changing the size & position of each image manually
(same size and position for each image).
Can I automate the size & position work? Can I automate both jobs?
Worth a try. Thanks.
Paul
 
Paul,
Check out the Image Importer Wizard. Nice little tool that doesn't cost much
and does just what you want. It and other options are available from this
PPT FAQ page:
BATCH IMPORT images into PowerPoint
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00050.htm

I think that the PPTools also has a tool that will help you with that.
Information on that add-in set is available at this URL:
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptools/

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I use the following everyday after scanning hundreds of
35mm slides and create a ppt with them for lecture
presentations. It only takes a few seconds. Hope this
helps. Open powerpoint, from the insert menu choose
picture/ new photo album. Then from the file / disk
button navigate to a folder that has all of your images
(make sure all images are in one folder)/ select all of
your files (click / shift-click)choose insert. The choose
the picture layout that you want and choose create.
Hope this helps.
 
Hi
I have to insert multiple images into a PPT presentation.
Once inserted I am changing the size & position of each image manually
(same size and position for each image).
Can I automate the size & position work? Can I automate both jobs?
Click to expand...

As Kathy mentioned, the free PPTools Starter Set includes a tool that'll
automatically size/position any picture or other shape for you.

See the Pick Up Position and Place Exactly tool description at:

The FREE PPTools Starter Set
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptools/FAQ00095.htm


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