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TD77

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Here's another method ...


1. First make a copy of your presentation, to be safe
2. Change the extension on the copied file from .pptx to .zip
3. Open the .zip file by double clicking
4. Double click on the ppt folder
5. Double click on the media folder
6. The picture files in your presentation will be listed and available to copy or drag/drop to other documents at resolution they are in the presentation.
7. This method works for other Office documents as well (Excel, Word)

(In response to this post by F4EHokie)

Posted: 11/06/2017 at 09:03AM


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