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Article #35746Re: Powerpoint Images
From: William E. Byers
Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 20:41
Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 20:41
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Just in case she doesn't have Illustrator or CorelDraw: In PowerPoint, it's possible to save elements (clip art, pictures, etc.) by right-clicking the object, then selecting "Save as picture...". You then have the option of saving in several bitmap formats (TIFF is usually best for photos) or Windows Metafile (this is best for Windows clip art). Then you can import the elements into PageMaker using the Place command. It's kind of a crude method, but it has worked for me in a pinch.
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