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Old June 29th, 2003, 02:59 PM   Digg it!   #1 (permalink)
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Help with powerpoint

My brother needs to send his teacher his powerpoint presentation to his teacher so she can review it. the problem is when he send it none of the pictures come up. is there a way to send her the whole thing. (remember the teacher isnt great with computers and doesnt have access to any sort of zip programs)

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Old June 29th, 2003, 03:03 PM     #2 (permalink)
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There is a ZIP program included with powerpoint called Pack and Go (it's self-extracting). It;s in the file menu. Problem is that you SHOULD have the pictures in there in the first place. Not sure why that isn't working.
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ahh cool never saw the pack and go option. ill try it out

will this grab movies too?

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I don't think it will grab movies.

If worse comes to worse, make a self-extracting RAR or ZIP archive, and burn it to a CD. Well, wait. If you burn it to a CD, you wouldn't have to compress it in the first place.
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well i tried that, and when i tried to play it on her computer it was trying to look for where it was placed at. i have the presentation saved on the desktop

i.e i use win2k and it was trying to find it by going to

C:\documents and settings\Jaysin\desktop\final

when i tried to play the file in PP in the other computer it was say can not find file and show it was trying to look for like it was on the other computer. stupid profiles grrr
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You can't open a Pack and Go with PP. Theres an executable you use to extract the file off the disk.

Perhaps I should add the executable is on the disk.
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Did you jsut copy and paste the pictures or did you import the files?

I'm positive that if you goto Insert --> Picture --> From File, it will save the picture within the document, no need to have just a link to another file

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Old June 30th, 2003, 08:20 AM     #8 (permalink)
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You have to insert the picture using the Insert Menu as VHockey86 rightly says. This will embed the pictures and not just link it. You also have to check the "embed true Type Fonts" box in the Pack and Go Wizard or it simple links the fonts and if they are not installed in the destination PC, either there will be a substitution or you get an error.
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Have you tried saving it as a Powerpoint show.

Go to File\save as and save the presentation as a PPS (powerpoint show).

The only issue there is that the teacher will not be able to do any changes on this presentation
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