un embedding an image?

[Guest]

Is it possible to take a picture (jpeg) out of a power point presentation?
I've lost the original file and the only copy I have is embedded within my
presentation.
I know I can do a screen grab or take a snapshot of the picture in the
presentation, but the original picture was a higher resolution than the 72
dpi i guess the snapshot will be.

thanks a lot

 

[Michael Koerner]

You can publish the presentation to a web page, and PowerPoint will extract the
image into a folder it creates called presname_files "Presnames" is the name of
your presentation.

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Is it possible to take a picture (jpeg) out of a power point presentation?
I've lost the original file and the only copy I have is embedded within my
presentation.
I know I can do a screen grab or take a snapshot of the picture in the
presentation, but the original picture was a higher resolution than the 72
dpi i guess the snapshot will be.

thanks a lot

 

[Troy @ TLC Creative]

Right-click on the image and select SAVE IMAGE AS, this will allow you to
save the image to your computer.

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Troy Chollar
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www.tlccreative.com
troy at tlccreative dot com
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[TAJ Simmons]

Rob,

right click the image
choose "show picture toolbar"
click the last tool - reset picture

edit copy

start microsoft photo editor (it's good for some things

edit - paste

you now have the original resolution image that went into powerpoint

save it

cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp

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