Re: Desk Top

When I go to save as it doesn't give me the option to save as a jpg or
tiff.....

"Luc" <luc."sanders2" wrote:

> JerseyGirl,
> Open you presentation, choose File - Save as, in the drop down list save as
> choose jpg, png, wmf or whatever your prefer. Click on Save and you will be
> asked is you want to save only the slide you are on or all slides in the
> presentation.
> You will find your slide under the same folder your presentation was in e.g
> name presentation.jpg.
> When you say put the picture on my desktop do you mean as a background. If
> so right click your desktop - choose Properties - on the desktop tab -
> browse to find your picture, hit open, hit OK.
> That should do it for you.
> Luc
> "JerseyGirl" <JerseyGirl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
> news:0F90C8E6-CE1E-4B40-BE6A-A2666FFE69C9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Is there any way possible to use a slide I created in power point as the
> > picture on my desk top? If so please share, I can't seem to figure it
> > out.
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
>
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