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i'm using Word 2010 &amp;&nbsp;the above solution only creates one page at a time - you have to manually cycle through the document or create a macro<br />
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If you’ve got a really killer PowerPoint presentation but would like to extract all the information to Microsoft Word – you can. Sometimes this is necessary because the size of your PowerPoint presentation is rather large and you would like to share it... Converting it to Word will help reduce the size and make it easier to view for everyone involved... The directions for converting on a Mac OS and a Windows OS are as follows...
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i'm using Word 2010 & the above solution only creates one page at a time - you have to manually cycle through the document or create a macro



> If you’ve got a really killer PowerPoint presentation but would like to extract all the information to Microsoft Word – you can. Sometimes this is necessary because the size of your PowerPoint presentation is rather large and you would like to share it... Converting it to Word will help reduce the size and make it easier to view for everyone involved... The directions for converting on a Mac OS and a Windows OS are as follows...

https://blog.udemy.com/convert-powerpoint-to-word/ [https://blog.udemy.com/convert-powerpoint-to-word/]

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have a PP Presentation with numerous images and text defined with each one. I want to export the whole this to Word, where the text for an image gets inserted below that image.<br />
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Is this possible?<br />
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Thanks.
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have a PP Presentation with numerous images and text defined with each one. I want to export the whole this to Word, where the text for an image gets inserted below that image.

Is this possible?

Thanks.

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