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Thanks, will suggest these. &nbsp;Appreciate your quick response.
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Thanks, will suggest these.  Appreciate your quick response.

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You can re-size the image in powerpoint and (in the picture toolbar) click on compress pictures to reduce the size ..... you can add the picture toolbar by right clicking anywhere on the toolbar
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You can re-size the image in powerpoint and (in the picture toolbar) click on compress pictures to reduce the size ..... you can add the picture toolbar by right clicking anywhere on the toolbar

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I am not a software person by any stretch of the imagination:<br />
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Have customer making power point presentation. &nbsp;He loads pictures to the slides in power point, but are extremely large. &nbsp;Is there a way to manipulate the size of the photo for the slide?<br />
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Thanks
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I am not a software person by any stretch of the imagination:

Have customer making power point presentation.  He loads pictures to the slides in power point, but are extremely large.  Is there a way to manipulate the size of the photo for the slide?

Thanks

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