Question:
Importing Word into PowerPoint?
sllesa
2009-08-25 08:17:43 UTC
I'm having difficulty importing a multiple page word doc into PowerPoint. I'm using 2007 - anyone know an easy way to import multiple pages onto multiple slides? Thanks in advance~
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◦•●◉✿ plυмdυмplιngѕ ✿◉●•◦
2009-08-25 23:40:05 UTC
Do you just have text in the Word doc?



If so, you can bring it into PowerPoint's outline and try to assign it to the right place on the slides from there. It will take some work, but it will probably be faster than copying and pasting one piece of type at a time.



Go to the Home tab on PowerPoint --> the New Slide pulldown menu (near the left at the top) --> select Slides From Outline --> browse for your Word doc --> click Insert.



This will bring all the text into the outline and kind of randomly create a bunch of slides. You need to go to the top of the column of slide miniatures on the left side and click on the tab that says Outline.



And it's clean-up time from here...



Right click and delete any blank slides (the ones that don't have any text showing in the outline).



Start with the first slide - with the correct title. There's a chance that the next lines of type became bullets, but if they are shown as separate slides, right click on them and select Demote. You can also just drag them over.



This should make more sense once you see it since everything you move around you will see arranging itself on the slide. If this doesn't work or I've confused the heck out of you, feel free to ask me more questions!!
Swiss
2009-08-25 18:03:16 UTC
These steps just about how to put powerpoint file on word.

Maybe it will give you some hints :



Send to Word - go to the round Office pulldown menu --> Publish --> Create Handouts in Microsoft Word --> probably select Notes Below Slides and hit okay. This will shoot the thing off to Word. If you don't want to create a new document, copy and paste the image it created into your existing Word file.



OR, save as jpeg and bring into Word - 2 ways to do it...



1) go to the slide, then go to the File menu (round Office pulldown menu) and do a Save As. In the pulldown menu in the dialog box, select jpeg. Name it and save it where you can find it. When you hit ok, it will ask if you want to save just that slide or all the slides - pick just that slide.



2) this way is will probably give you a better quality image. Go into slide show mode and get to the slide you made. Do a Print Screen. On desktop keyboards, you should see a button to push - probably on the right side somewhere. On laptops, you may need to hold down the Function key while you press the Print Desktop key. Then escape from slideshow, go to your Word document and Paste the picture in.
2016-10-06 08:37:13 UTC
definite. Open your powerpoing checklist and then open your word checklist, then choose reproduction out of your edit pull down toolbar, bypass over to powerpoint and decide paste specific. it is going to ask you what style of a checklist you're importing. choose the perfect one and it will paste in powerpoint. verify you have made all your modifications in word previous to importing into powerpoint. It would not extremely paintings nicely changing after the certainty.
2009-08-25 18:55:58 UTC
that is easy to do. please follow the steps.



for powerpoint 2007:

insert-----object, then a dialoge box appeare.



1) choose "create new" when you want start a new word,

2)choose "create from file" to insert the document that has already exists. you can click "display as a icon". then a small word symbol appears on your slides. just click the icon , and you can link to the word file. i think it can keep the slides more tidy and easy to use.



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