How to convert a PowerPoint presentation to a Word doc using Mac?

[Reina]

Version: 2008

Please, I need help!! I don't know how to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a Word doc in my Mac (2008 software), respecting the speaker notes.

Thank you!!

Reina.

 

[Jim Gordon MVP]

Version: 2008

Please, I need help!! I don't know how to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a Word doc in my Mac (2008 software), respecting the speaker notes.

Thank you!!

Reina.

Hi,

You can use File > Send To > Microsoft Word, but that won't preserve
your notes.

Depending upon your goal, you might want to use File > Print. In Print
What choose Notes. Then click the PDF button and save as PDF.

-Jim

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[Beegirl]

You could consider saving the slides as jpgs and then re-importing them as image files into your Word docs. Size the slides up the way you like.

That's not exactly a true conversion, but it works.

 

[Jim Gordon MVP]

You could consider saving the slides as jpgs and then re-importing them as image files into your Word docs. Size the slides up the way you like.

That's not exactly a true conversion, but it works.

Hi,

I would use File > Save As and choose the type Web Page (.htm).

Use File > Open in Word and select the .htm file.

-Jim

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Jim Gordon
Mac MVP


WE NEED YOUR HELP!
The number of new Mac users has skyrocketed. That’s excellent. In this
forum all answers come from other users, not from Microsoft employees.
Please help answer questions.

If you see an unanswered question that you know the answer to, please
take just a moment to post the answer. Doing so speeds response time for
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If you see an answer that might be wrong or that you can answer better,
hop right in and offer your thoughts. Don’t berate a wrong answer –
we’re all here trying to help each other.

Don’t bother with questions you’re not quite sure about or don’t know about.

Please take just a moment to help fellow Mac users. Your efforts will be
appreciated greatly - especially by those you help.