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How to insert a slide of a powerpoint file into another powerpoint file?
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Rajan Chopra
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Aug 19, 2009

1. While working with MS Word, I simply select some matter, open a new blank Word file and then paste the matter there. I am unable to do so in respect of powerpoint. Could you please suggest me how to copy a slide from a powerpoint presentation and make a separate file from it?

2. I need to insert some slides from a different Powerpoint file into another powerpoint file. How should I do that?

Please explain the detailed procedure.


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1. While working with MS Word, I simply select some matter, open a new blank Word file and then paste the matter there. I am unable to do so in respect of powerpoint. Could you please suggest me how to copy a slide from a powerpoint presentation and make a separate file from it?

2. I need to insert some slides from a different Powerpoint file into another powerpoint file. How should I do that?

Please explain the detailed procedure.


Regards and thanks in advance.

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Milan Djukić
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Inserting a slide Aug 19, 2009

Valid for MS Office 2003 and earlier.

1. In a presentation you are inserting slide(s) into, select new, empty slide.
2. Select Insert - Slides from Files
3. In Slide Finder dialog box that will open, click Find Presentation tab.
4. Press Browse button on the right side.
5. Browse to the presentation you are importin slide(s) from.
6. Press it once and the press Open button.
7. In Slide Finder dialog box select slide(s) you want to insert.
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Valid for MS Office 2003 and earlier.

1. In a presentation you are inserting slide(s) into, select new, empty slide.
2. Select Insert - Slides from Files
3. In Slide Finder dialog box that will open, click Find Presentation tab.
4. Press Browse button on the right side.
5. Browse to the presentation you are importin slide(s) from.
6. Press it once and the press Open button.
7. In Slide Finder dialog box select slide(s) you want to insert.
8. Press Insert.
9. Repeat steps 7-8 for all slides you want to insert from selected .ppt or select another presentation.

Hope this is clear and will help you.

Regards,
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samehme
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go to the "INSERT" menu Aug 19, 2009

and select "insert slides from file".

then choose the file and follow the screens.


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Balasubramaniam L.
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A simple copy paste will also work Aug 20, 2009

Open both the files. Select the slides you want from the ppt, copy them (ctr+c). Now switch to the other file and do (ctrl+v). The slides would now appear in the second ppt file.

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Rajan Chopra
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Thank you. Aug 22, 2009

I am thankful to all of you for the valuable help.
 


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