Not converting to .jpeg correctly - only small piece showing

[Stompie]

When I tried to convert my Powerpoint slide to a .jpeg file (like I often do)
when I view the jpeg the whole picture is black with only a small block on
the top left hand corner showing a piece of my slide. I have done dozens
before and never had a problem, but now it happens with every slide I try. I
tried compressing the slide, the pictures on the slide etc but to no avail.
Please Help!!

 

[Stompie]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply, sorry for the delay but the link to your answer was
blank but I eventually found it while searching the microsoft website (again).

1. I have Powerpoint version 2007
2. Sorry for my ignorance but what is SP1?
3. The images are varying sizes, I have even tried just a plain slide with
a clipart image and it does the same thing.

I am making invitations which I print at a in internet photo shop so what I
usually do is change the powerpoint slide size to 10x15 cm, add pics, wordart
etc and then once I am done I convert this to Jpeg by going file, save as and
at the bottom instead of powerpoint changing the file type to jpeg. I have
been doing it this way for nearly a year now. Before I could do this I
remember changing some settings (which I found instructions for on the
microsoft site) by going file, run and then typing in what the instructions
said, but I can't find it again. I don't know if it has maybe lost that
setting or something.

Please help, thanking you in advance.

 

[Stompie]

Hi there,

Just looked up what SP1 is - no I don't think I downloaded SP1, except if
Microsoft did it automatically. I found the information I used to make the
change, but it is still the way I changed it, i.e. 300 pixels (12c) I think,
so that's not the problem.

It still does the same thing, whole picture black except for a little block

 

[Sunnyme]

Re: convert PowerPoint to .jpg

Hello,

Sometime, converting PowerPoint to .jpg files has some limitations if there are many animations or special font effects in your PowerPoint presentation.

At the same time, the animations cannot be retained in the pictures. Try to convert your PowerPoint presentation to Flash, it is ideal for uploading to web or Emailing it to others. BTW, you can reduce upto 90% file size of its original PowerPoint presentation.

Some third party presentation tool such as Wondershare PPT2Flash Standard
( an add-in of PowerPoint) http://www.sameshow.com/powerpoint-to-flash.html can do this work. You can have a free trial. It can convert it with one click. Of course, all the original effects can be retained in Flash.

 

[Stompie]

Hi there,

I checked my version but I don't see anything about SP1 - it only says
Powerpoint 2007 MSO - I checked my version of Windows and that says Service
Pack 2.

You are right about what I did (long ago) - I did change the registry so
that I could get better quality pictures.

Would I be able to fix this?

Thanks very much for your help.

 

[Stompie]

Oh Thank You very very much for your help - its fixed!!! I would never have
figured it out myself.

Do you have any advice on how to improve the quality of my picture without
changing the registry? Sorry to bug you again!!

Thanks

 

[Stompie]

Hi there,

Sorry I am being impatient, in the meantime I have downloaded the demo of
your PPT tool but even though I change the pixels when picture opens the size
is the same at 567. Why is this?

 

[TS]

Just for information: This bug also appears in the german version of
Powerpoint 2007. Even _without_ SP1.