PPS Files

[NICK MEALE]

Hello!!

Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

 

[Shenan Stanley]

Hello!!

Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

What?

 

[Etaoin Shrdlu]

Hello!!

Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

What's a PPS program? What "picture folder"?

 

[Andrew McLaren]

Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

Hi Nick,

As the other replies have indicated, it's very difficult to understand
what you are asking!!

I'm guessing that "PPS" means you have a PowerPoint Show file (a *.PPS
file); and that you run load this file in some program: probably PowerPoint.

You'd like to copy and save a picture from the PowerPoint PPS file as a
stand-alone picture; eg, as a *.JPG file

And you'd like to save that copied Picture, in your Pictures folder
(usually C:\Documents and Settings\Nick\My Documents\My Pictures).

Is that the question? if so, what part isn't working? And in what way
doesn't it work?

BTW you may get better answers by asking in a PowerPoint-oriented group,
such as microsoft.public.powerpoint. If you are using a web browser
instead of a NNTP newsreader, you can find the various Microsoft
discussion groups here:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx

Hope it helps a bit,

Andrew

 

[Bruce Hagen]

Hello!!

Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

Screen shot.

 

[LVTravel]

Hello!!

Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

If this is a PowerPoint show file and you have a version of PowerPoint (not
viewer) that will open the file do this:

Start PowerPoint and then open the PPS file in PowerPoint. Do a file save
AS a web page (.HTML) (not single file web page). The folder that is
created will strip out all the pictures (as well as sound files if any) and
put them in the folder. You can then use the picture as you wish.

 

[The Real Truth MVP]

Rename the PPS file to PPT then open it then copy the picture out.



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Why can't I copy a picture from PPS programs into the picture
folder?...Nick

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