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ReplyThu 3 May 2007, 15:44Delegate Sarah said...

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Powerpoint and Outlook

Is there anyway of importing a contact within Outlook to Powerpoint and so that it looks like a business card as in Outlook??

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ReplyFri 4 May 2007, 11:15Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Powerpoint and Outlook

Hi Sarah,

Thanks for using the forum

As Powerpoint is presentation software, there are ways of importing different objects into it, as a view without the functionality. How you would do this is Inset>Object and you can see the various options. However, Outlook is not listed, however another option to get the view of picture from Outlook to Powerpoint is simply to do a "Print Screen" whilst in Outlook and paste it into Powerpoint, from there you can crop it using the drawing toolbar, so you are left with the business card image.

I hope that helps

Tracy

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