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how to rezises ppt?
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lizsantiago
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how to rezises ppt?
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can someone help me? i love doing ppts for my classes that i would love to share here but my problem is that i have tried using resizes softwares but they just resizes 2 or 3 kb so i have to split it and sometimes i can only put 3 or 4 slides per document. i have seen that some members manage to put 8 to even 15 slides. how in the world you do that????? i have been able to resize the pictures and most of them are not bigger than 8kb, i have stopped using word art and instead i use only text boxes but nothing helps, i always end up with 4 slides with 500kb. what else can i do? i use ms 2007 but i try not to use things that are not compatible with the other versions so that wont increase my ppts. but still nothing. what else is there? |
7 Feb 2010
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zailda
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Hi!
I suggest you choose a plain template and color it later. Some templates (or themes) are over 300 kb themselves.
Hope it helps.
Zailda
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7 Feb 2010
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lizsantiago
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i use a blank template then add a rectangle shape with a solid color. still the same big ppt  i wonder how gabitza manage to put so many slides in just one ppt??? |
7 Feb 2010
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zailda
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Hi again!
Some suggestions:
- resize pics (the smaller the best), click on each one + ctrl x + image tools > special paste > choose "jpeg � or "gif". Then you can resize again and make it bigger.
- when you did it with all images, left-click one, go to image tools, choose compress > all images in the document > email (96). Save the changes.
- if it doesn �t work, download irfanview (google it and you �ll find tons of sites to download from), open the image on it, click "image > resize > set the size for 90 px > save in a folder.
Hope it helps
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7 Feb 2010
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