Jamie89 asked nearly the same question 10 hours ago. Scroll down a bit and
see Steve's answer. And read this article in Steve's FAQ, it will answer
questions you did not even have before: http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00048.htm
Choose File, Save As
In the Save As Type listbox, choose PNG or JPG
Give it a name and save
When PPT asks, tell it to save just the current slide
That will give you an image file of your slide which you can set as wallpaper
as you would any other image (rightclick the desktop, choose Properties, go to
the Desktop tab and click Browse to pick your image.
Wallpaper is a single static image. Therefore you'll need to select one slide
that you want to use.
If you want a true "screensaver" which repaints the screen with multiple
differing images, much like a video, to protect it from image burn-in, use the
screensaver solution offered.
But I think you're asking the wrong question maybe. Wallpaper is one still image
that fills the screen. Oh, I suppose you could use a gif hosted in an html page,
but ...
Anyhow, do you want a screensaver rather than wallpaper?
Have a look here, particularly the very last suggestion on the page:
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