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jaern

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Nov 7, 2006
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I've got a Powerpoint presentation with images in it I'd like to get into iPhoto.

I've tried to just drag and drop, but it doesnt work. If I drag the image out to the desktop, it becomes a "picture clipping". But I cant seem to do anything with this clipping.

Anyone know if the clipping can be converted to any useful image format?

... or if there's any way of getting pictures from Powerpoint into any useful image format?

Thanks
 
I usually select the image in PowerPoint, hit Command-C to copy it, open a blank Preview window, hit Command-V to paste the image in, then save it in my desired format.
 
Do you want just the image? The entire slide? If you want just the image, you should be able to right click and select "save as picture." You can export slides as images with Save As (change the format to JPG or somesuch).

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Do you want just the image? The entire slide? If you want just the image, you should be able to right click and select "save as picture." You can export slides as images with Save As (change the format to JPG or somesuch).

Hey, that's even easier...thanks! I knew about saving whole slides as images, but hadn't discovered the right click on an individual image option. I guess it's because I've only done it once or twice...I'm usually more concerned with getting images into my PPTs than getting them out! :D
 
almost feel dumb... off course you could right click and save the pic! Thanks for the tips guys.
 
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