how do I take a document from word to powerpoint???
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Open up MS Word and bring up the document you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nOpen up Powerpoint and insert a Text Box in the slide.\nGo back to MS Word. \n\nA.\nClick on "Edit" then "Select All" (if you want all the text in the document to appear in Powerpoint).\nThen click on "Edit" again, then "Copy".\n\n   -or---\n\nB.\nIf you need to copy only a portion of the document over to Powerpoint:\nClick on "Edit", then -highlight- the text you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nThen right-click over the highlighted area and click on "Copy".\n\nAfterwards ...\nGo back to Powerpoint, right-click on any part -inside-\n the Text Box, then click on "Paste". The text from Word should appear in the Powerpoint Text Box.\n\nIf this does not work ...\nPull up Powerpoint.\nThen go back to MS Word. Minimize the screen, so that it is smaller than the Powerpoint screen, and you can see some part of the Text Box in Powerpoint.\n\nDo procedures "A" or "B".\nThen position your cursor over the highlighted area and "DRAG" it (by clicking on the LEFT mouse key -without- releasing it) until the cursor is over any part -INSIDE- the Text Box.\nRelease the Left Mouse Key.\nYour MS Word text should now appear inside the Powerpoint Text Box.\nGood Luck!
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Resave the file, and under where you the type filename, cahnge the file type to Power Point Show (pps).  Once saved, simply click on the pps file and it will run.  You do not even have to have Power Point installed on the PC for it to run.
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you have to get the convertors for word, but if it a new version, the convertors for word 97 won't convert it, in corel they can be saved as a doc file instead, take them to a puter that has corel, and save them as a doc file
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There are few here:\n\nhttp://downloads.zdnet.com/search.aspx?kw=PowerPoint+to+Video
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You should be able to open your Word document in Excel.\nThen moving it to a Acceess database is just a simple import.\nMail me if you need more help.
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1.  File / Save As...  \n2.  Choose "PowerPoint Show (*.pps)" in the "Files of Type" dropdown.\n3.  Click Save.\nYou're done!\n\nTo edit the file later on, right-click on it and choose Edit, since double-clicking will launch the show.
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Open Office at http://www.openoffice.org\n\nhas a fully compatible version of PowerPoint called Impress. \n\nTry it, you'll like it.
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Use Microsoft office and then convert it to a PDF file, that is what the printers have been telling me.....
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Microsoft PowerPoint I guess
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First, save the powerpoint slides as POWER POINT SHOW.\nThen, at the same folder create a new text document and save it as AUTORUN.INF\ninside the autorun file write these two lines:\n \n[autorun]\nopen=yourPowerPointSlidesName.pps\n\nFinally, burn both of them in an empty CD ( the powerpoint slide show and the autorun file)..
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You must purchase Microsoft Office, either the student version or the standard version to obtain Powerpoint so that you can make your own powerpoint presentations.\n\ngreetz brimu
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Microsoft Power Point
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Just use OpenOffice instead. It's essentially the same as Microsoft Office and includes it's own presentation program which functions just like and is compatible with Microsoft's PowerPoint.\n\nGet it here:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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This is an unusual request.  Most people convert it to PDF, if they want to write-protect the file.  Acrobat also has a "Save as JPEG" function as well.  But, that would mean you need to buy Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader).\n\nBut, if you want to convert it to an image, the easiest and cheapest way is to view the doc in Word and use the Print Screen button.  Paste into a graphics program.  Piece it together in a graphics program like Photoshop, Paint Shop or Paint.
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You need a word to PDF converter.\n\nThe software is called : Word to PDF Converter V3.0 \n\nYou can get it from here: ( use the trial for free )\nhttp://www.pdf-convert.com/doc2pdf
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Here:\nhttp://www.mcs.uvawise.edu/cosc110/PowerPoint%20Project%201.ppt#60
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No way, I've looked....um not that I'd do anything illegal though..*cough** However, Open Office has a presentation program in their new suite that is compatible with Power Point, you can save your projects as Power Point files. It is a bit more difficult to use, has a few less features, but its the only free, Power Point compatible program I'm aware of. Just go to www.openoffice.org, download it. Its pretty big, but well worth the time.