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Reply Wed 27 Aug 2008, 16:36Delegate Matteo said...

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Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course

Powerpoint

how can i change something that is in the master from just one slide

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Reply Wed 10 Sep 2008, 14:34Trainer Simon said...

RE: powerpoint

Hi Matteo,

Thank you for your question.

Your question has been re-assigned to me and I was wondering if you have had or found an answer.

If you haven't can you please give me a little more detail in what you are trying to do.

Regards

Simon

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Reduce PowerPoint file sizes

In PowerPoint, images often take up a lot of space which can lead to difficulties when it comes to emailing files. Luckily PowerPoint does contain some tools to help deal with this issue.

1. Disable the Fast Save feature - so that any changes you make will be immediately reflected in the file size. Go to Tools > Options > Save and deselect 'Allow fast saves'.

2. PowerPoint has an inbuilt compression tool, which is located on the Picture Toolbar.

If the Picture toolbar is not visible on your screen, go to View > Toolbars > Picture.

To compress or reduce the size of a picture, select the picture then click the Compress Pictures button on the Picture Toolbar. You can also right-click on a picture to access the option to compress it.

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