How do I make my photoshop document size the same size as the default powerpoint slide?
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I  personally use Picasa to do  this, quite easy.\n\nTry Google Picasa, 100% free and easy to use.\nWith Picasa, you can organize your pictures on your computer easily, Share your pics with friends by sending email and making Picture CD , Edit your pics, making many special effects only by one click.\n\nHere to download for free:\nhttp://picasa2.blog.com \n\nHope it helps.
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VIEW/TEXT SIZE and pick what you want
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Go to Microsoft Photo Editor\nfrom image menu u can resize it in the resolution u want.. comfortable for uploading and downloading..
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Photoshop...with your file open. Go to Image, then Size. You'll get a pop-up box. You can either change your resolution to shrink it or the image size itself...inches/pixels. If you change the height it should automatically change the width to the correct proportion. You can't really make the resoulution higher on a small crappy image. You can...but it's pointless. You can resize it to make it bigger, but the quality (resolution) will not be any better.\n\nEDIT: Or you can have your file open...then start a new file of a larger size (pop up size will come up when you select new). Click on old image (must be unlocked..if not right click on layer and duplicate) and hold down left mouse button, and drag it into new file. Go to Edit, then Free Transform. A sizing box thing should appear on your image. Hold left mouse button and drag from corner. Hold shift key at the same time to keep proportionate. But once again...will not make the resolution any better to make it bigger. You can always make an image smaller...but bigger will not make it look better.
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i don't think i understand the question very well.\n\nclose all the toolbars you don't need or zoom in and out  using the View menu (change to 10% or 400%)\nhttp://www.herts.ac.uk/lis/mmedia/directortutorial/basics8/stage.html\n\nor  change resolution go to Control Panel >Display and on the Setting Tab move the slide up.
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this is simple, goto view, located above, and click text size, mess around with them, until your happy with the size ye want\n\nR3dm0
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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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Check this link: http://www.adobe.com/epaper/tips/acr6optimize/main.html\n\nIt has all the information to reduce the size of a PDF file.
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right click on your dektop, goto properties>settings..find "screen area" and move the slider, 800x600 is standard..(1024x768 is a bit smaller)then hit apply>ok\n\nyour computer may restart, Windows saves settings when it restarts so you may want to restart before doing anything else.\nthis MAY work for you, it did for me
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If you mean in your browser...\n\nGo to: \nVIEW\nTEXT SIZE\nselect which size you'd like\n\nor the scroll mouse trick will do it
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Right click on the photo, click on properties then reduce the size of it that way, just make the numbers smaller
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for PC, you can check the filesize by right clicking the file and selecting properties.\n\nto reduce it's size, you need image editing software compatable with the type of image (jpg, gif, bmp, png).\n\nphotoshop is the best for it, select ::  file > save optimized (or save for web), then play with the settings.\n\nif you just have paint, you can only change it's dimensions ( width by hight in pixels),  format > change canvas size.\n\ngood luck.
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1. Start PowerPoint\n2. Click File | New\n3.A blank slide appears\n4. Click on 'click to add title' and do just that\n5. If necessary click on 'click to add subtitle' as well and type in\n    You have completed the first slide.\n6. Now click File| Save..As to ensure you don't lose  information \n     and save to the folder of your choice.\n7. In the 'Save As' dialog box, type name of file and select\n     appropriate folder\n8. Click on Insert | New Slide\n9. Your next slide appears for editing.\n10. When you finish this just repeat step 7 again.\n11. Intermittently and at the end remember to select 'File|Save'  so\n     as not to lose information.\n12. To view the slide show, either press [F5] or select\n      'Slide Show | View Show'\n13. As you use it more and more, you will learn to embellish \n     things more.
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Normally I use Adobe Image Ready or Adobe CS2 where you can go for "Image for web" where it shows multiple size options based on the quality you select.\n\nBut otherwise MS Office Pic Manager is very easy to use and effective!!\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Just use OpenOffice...it IS free.  And yes, it will open PowerPoint files.
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you really don't need powerpoint if they're just picures. If the file names end in .JPG, .BMP or .TIF, windows can automatically open them w/o powerpoint. If the file ends in .PPT or .PPS you may need to download a free powerpoint viewer. The link below is a free program to view powerpoint slide show.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en
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Sure, open the presentation. In the left-hand column, make sure the Slides tab is selected on top and the View is "Normal". So you should see thumbnails of each slide in the deck on the left. For each one that has a transition, you'll see a little star under the slide #. If you right-click on a slide, select Slide Transition and it'll open a pane on the right hand side that tells you what it's set to and give you various options for Speed, Sound and timing. \n\nBTW, I give _a lot_ of power point presentations both live and web-based. For live presentations, some transitions are OK, but only as needed for effect. For web-based, I would suggest avoiding all slide transition animations.