How do I view a slideshow within my Powerpoint?

[abmitchell]

I have a single PP presentation with multiple hyperlinks. At the end of each
link is a scanned document via PaperPort. Many of my documents are over 20
pages long. I'd like to be able to view each document as a sort of
mini-slideshow within the main presentation without having to link each
individual scanned page. Is there a way of doing this through the Paperport
thumbnail technique? or PP?

Help!!!

 

[Troy @ TLC Creative]

A couple of possible options:
1. Save each of the scanned documents as images and insert them into the
presentation. Create links within the presentation that go to CUSTOM SHOWS
to see the document and then return to the starting slide.
2. Save the scanned images into a single PDF, so the link opens the PDF vs.
just 1 image.

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[Michael Koerner]

Unfortunately, PowerPoint cannot handle Paperport (.max) files. You will either
have to do it via PaperPort or export them from PaperPort into image files that
PowerPoint can handle.

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I have a single PP presentation with multiple hyperlinks. At the end of each
link is a scanned document via PaperPort. Many of my documents are over 20
pages long. I'd like to be able to view each document as a sort of
mini-slideshow within the main presentation without having to link each
individual scanned page. Is there a way of doing this through the Paperport
thumbnail technique? or PP?

Help!!!