can I import an existing word document into a powerpoint slide?
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You would be better off copying and pasting your work.  Remember to do chunks at a time otherwise your font will be unreadable (small).\n\nAlternatively choose insert > object > from file (browse to file)\n\nand your text will automatically appear on one slide.  Again separate the text onto different slides.
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Another option is to save your presentation as a .pps file.  This will save only the presentation show and not allow anyone to edit the program.\nGo to File --> Save As... -> and change the Save as Type to PowerPoint Show (.pps)
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Sounds like you could use PowerPoint Viewer.
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Resave the file, and under where you the type filename, cahnge the file type to Power Point Show (pps).  Once saved, simply click on the pps file and it will run.  You do not even have to have Power Point installed on the PC for it to run.
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You may have to put in the Office installation disk to add the converter if it is not already installed. Otherwise, you could save the report as a text file and then reformat everything back on your Word.
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Was never able to do that, I used to save them either as RTF or TXT files then open in word, I guess they will have a converter now though in Word
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First, save the powerpoint slides as POWER POINT SHOW.\nThen, at the same folder create a new text document and save it as AUTORUN.INF\ninside the autorun file write these two lines:\n \n[autorun]\nopen=yourPowerPointSlidesName.pps\n\nFinally, burn both of them in an empty CD ( the powerpoint slide show and the autorun file)..
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Here:\nhttp://www.mcs.uvawise.edu/cosc110/PowerPoint%20Project%201.ppt#60
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Yes, OpenOffice.  Google it.  It includes the equivalent of Powerpoint, Word, Excel, and lots of other stuff.  Open Source, available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and other OS's.\n\nFree.
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go to Microsoft POWERPOINT.......................
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PowerPoint files that launch automatically are saved as a PowerPoint show with the extension .pps.\n\nOpen PowerPoint\nclick on the file menu , then choose open\nBrowse and find the file (on your desktop etc)\nThen click on file and then OK\n\nYou should be able to edit and make changes
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Go to the FILE menu, and pick SAVE AS\n\nThen pick PowerPoint Show (*.pps) from the SAVE AS TYPE pull down. \n\nThen click on SAVE. \n\nSend out the file that you named     myfile.pps. \n\nThere are TWO benefits.   \n1. They get the show that is VIEW only.  \n2.  The file is much smaller.
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Do you mean to input into PowerPoint?
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Here's a tutorial for embeddinig a .swf in your PowerPoint presentations.  No file conversion necessary.\n\nhttp://www.flashgeek.com/tutorials/02_embed_01.asp
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Don't mind picasa, just store the pictures on ur hard drive, then open power point, there open a blank presentation & click the insert button on the toolbar & select picture option & in that select from file.\n\nCreate a newslide for every new picture & repeat the process.
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You can't. You either need to bootleg it from a friend or maybe try openoffice, they have a powerpoint like application in that suite. It's not so bad.
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Usually the older word programs will open the new documents.  I know the one in 2003 works with most.  You can go to microsoft.com and read up and make sure if you are worried it might mess up your paragraphing.