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Insert picture/photo in a presentation

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by - delegate Monica [3 posts] (2007 May 14 Mon, 14:11) Reply

How do I insert a photo into a PP presentation?

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RE: insert picture/photo in a presentation

by - trainer Tracy platinum contributer [586 posts] (2007 May 14 Mon, 16:22) Reply

Hi Monica,

Thanks for the question.

To insert a photo into a PP presentation simply save the photo on to your computer and remember where you saved it. Then go into the Insert menu and go down to "Picture" then across to "From File" and browse till you locate the photo.

I hope that helps

Tracy

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