how to get all text matters of powerpoint presentation into ms word file?
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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!
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Yes - just use Word / file/ open / and pick the works format, then resave as Word
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Try AnyCount word count software. It supports .DOC, .RTF, .XLS, .PPT, .PPS, .HTM, .CSV, .PDF, .TXT, .ZIP formats:\n\nhttp://www.anycount.com
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two ways:\n\nvisit openoffice http://www.openoffice.org/ and use it's impress application - it can import/save powerpoints, convert them to pdf and convert them to adobe flash.\n\nor\n\nyou can use microsofts powerpoint viewer - obviously no editing like open office. it's available here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en
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Microsoft Powerpoint is not FREE\nI Use Openoffice its absolutely free(they even give the program code)\ndownloading is an offense and MSPowerpoint is not worth the bandwidth to download(even to get pirated copy).\nso try-\nOpenoffice\n\n"Viewer"-free cannot edit though\n\nTrial-will get unfunctional\n\nCorel wordperfect office suite-cheaper\n\nhttp://netsum.com free online
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Use Microsoft office and then convert it to a PDF file, that is what the printers have been telling me.....
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Try to paste your data to a simpler text editor such as notepad! (start->run->notepad)\n\nIf you really need to paste it to ms-word, paste it to notepad first, then copy it from notepad and paste it to ms-word!
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the instructions below is for word 2003 but it should be similar to previous versions of word (hopefully). Anyway, this will install a file format converter so you can view wps files and then save them as a word document:\n\n(In Word) On the File menu, click Open. \nIn the Files of type list, click Works 6.0 & 7.0.\nIf you don't see this option in the list,\nInstall the file format converter as follows:\nExit all programs. \nDo one of the following:\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows 2000, double-click Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows XP, double-click Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIn the Currently installed programs list, click either Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office Word 2003 (depending on whether you installed Word as part of Office or as an individual program), and then click Change.\nThe Configuration Wizard opens.\n\nOn the Maintenance Mode Options page, click Add or Remove Features, and then click Next.\nIf you installed Word as part of Office, then on the Custom Setup page, select the Choose advanced customization of applications check box, and then click Next.\n\nOn the Advanced Customization page, click the plus sign (+) next to Office Shared Features. \nClick the plus sign (+) next to Converters and Filters, and then click the plus sign (+) next to Text Converters.\nClick the arrow next to Works for Windows 7.0, and then click Run from My Computer.\nThe file format converter is installed.\n\nIn the File name box, enter the name of the file that you want to convert, and then click Open.\nOn the File menu, click Save As.\nIn the Save As dialog box, make any changes that you want in the File name box, click the file format that you want in the Save as type list, and then click Save.
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If you're using Adobe you should be able to open the file in Adobe the go to file and it will have a selection "SAVE AS TEXT"  it will save it as a Notepad Document.  Then you can copy it to Word or whatever Word processor you're using.
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There is a program called 'Impress' from openoffice.org that creates powerpoint type presentations. Is that what you used? the software is free. what is the extention of the file?
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Microsoft Power Point
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I was working in power point when I saw your problem and for answer I got one solution on web however you have said you used file/send and did not work.\n\nBut you can get a help file here and at the end you will find some helpful information.\n\nhttp://www.jmu.edu/computing/ittraining/workshop/exercises/xp/wordppt.doc (MICROSOFT WORD) \n\nIn the meantime I will try if I find anything I will inform you.
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copy it to your computer first (right click) then insert it into ppt
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Just use OpenOffice...it IS free.  And yes, it will open PowerPoint files.
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Here is a good source\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/default.aspx\n\n///
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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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here are some that i found on the microsoft website.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/powerpoint/prodinfo/overview.mspx