Save As Pictures

[PaulW]

I am producing a slide show that i am hosting on Frontpage as a series of
pictures, where i am saving the slides as .jpg files.

When i do this the quality of the writing deteriates, and it does not look
as polished as it does within PowerPoint.

Is there any way or does anyone have any suggestions as to how i can get
around this?

Many thanks

 

[John Wilson]

This should help:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;827745&Product=ppt2003
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[PaulW]

That would be great, but im working on a server that blocks me adding
anything to the registry.

Is there anything else i can do?

 

[John Wilson]

AFAIK only other way is with vba, can you use that?

http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00022.htm
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[PaulW]

Thanks John this is great, Im well versed in Excel VBA but looking at this
code looks different.

I'll give it a go, and if i get stuck post again!

Thanks

 

[John Wilson]

As a first try you can just copy and paste it. It saves into the same folder
as the presentation with default name slide 1 .jpg etc You can obviously
change this if you want as well as image resolution in "Pixwidth "
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[PaulW]

I cant get it to work, do you have a copy of the code that works for you that
i can see? It seems to run, there are no run time errors, but i cannot see
the files being created?

 

[PaulW]

Sorry it is creating a debug on the line -

.Export ExportPath & "Slide" & CStr(.SlideIndex) & ".JPG", "JPG",
Pixwidth, Pixheight

Can you help?

 

[John Wilson]

works perfectly for me - I'm exporting to the local hard drive though.

John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist

 

[John Wilson]

To put the slide jpg on my desktop the code would be

With oSlide
.Export "C:\Documents and Settings\John\Desktop\" & "Slide" &
CStr(.SlideIndex) & ".JPG", "JPG", Pixwidth, Pixheight
End With

Obviously it wont be quite the same for you
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[PaulW]

Got it working now, thanks for your help John!

works perfectly for me - I'm exporting to the local hard drive though.

John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist