Powerpoint copy slides to word
I want to copy slides from powerpoint to word but want to keep the size of the image the same size in word as i have set in the page set up in powerpoint.
eg If Powerpoint - page set up = width 10cm - height = 10cm then when i copy the slide it remains the same size in word.
I know i can save all slides as a Jpeg and then copy them into word but can i get the same result copying direct from powerpoint?
Using office 2007 and 2013
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eg If Powerpoint - page set up = width 10cm - height = 10cm then when i copy the slide it remains the same size in word.
I know i can save all slides as a Jpeg and then copy them into word but can i get the same result copying direct from powerpoint?
Using office 2007 and 2013
Thanks
Echo_S
no you cannot get the same result copying directly from PowerPoint to word.
I believe it is as simple as copying from the slides toolbar (usually on the left hand side, showing thumbnails of each slide) and pasting into word.
Hope this helps.
1. Copy the Slide
Select the slide you want to copy. Only one at a time. Right click to copy (or ctrl+c).2. Paste in Word
In Word, right click to paste (or ctrl+v).3. Boom
This should paste the slide with the same proportions as the Powerpoint into a Word document. Repeat for additional slides.Hope this helps.
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Hi @stopm, do you feel you have found an answer?
Well, if you're fine with resizing and stuff, then copy the slide thumbnail from the thumbnail pane or from slide sorter view. In Word, use CTRL+Alt+V to paste. Select an image type. (I prefer PNG, but JPG is also good.) Click and drag the corner of the image to resize it.
@stopm - just open your PPTx and Word simultaneously. In Word select "insert/screenshot", choose the PP window in "Available windows", then "Screen Clipping" then "Clip" the area of the slide you want to have pasted into your Word page - there it is! Just need to resize it (or not).
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Sorry there was a long gap from when 1st comment was added until the next ones appeared so I forgot about this question. The answers were not exactly what I was looking for but as I use snipping tool all the time I chose this one as best option.