Article ID: 198200
Article Last Modified on 11/30/2000
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q198200
SYMPTOMS
If you copy more than one slide from the Slide Sorter and paste it
into a non-PowerPoint file, such as a Word document, you see only
the first slide. If you double-click the image of the first slide,
PowerPoint starts and runs a slide show of the slides that you copied.
CAUSE
PowerPoint provides two kinds of OLE objects: slides and presentations.
Both types of objects appear in your Word document as a single slide. You
create a PowerPoint slide object by copying a single slide from the Slide
Sorter and pasting it into another document. You create a PowerPoint
presentation object by copying several slides from the slide sorter and
pasting them into another document.
RESOLUTION
There are 2 methods for copying your PowerPoint slides to Microsoft Word.
Method 1
To have more than one slide image appear in your Word document, copy the
slides one at a time from Slide Sorter view.
Method 2
Use the
Send to Word feature to send your entire presentation to Microsoft Word.
- From the File menu, point to Send To, and click Microsoft Word.
- Select the desired Page Layout, and whether you want to Paste or Paste Link the slides into Microsoft Word.
- Click OK.
REFERENCES
If you want an image of every slide in a presentation sent to a
Word document, on the PowerPoint File menu, point to Send to, and click
Microsoft Word.
For more information about the Sent to Microsoft Word feature (Write-Up),
click the Office Assistant, type How do I send my slides to Word, click Search, and then click to view Send notes, handouts, or and outline to Microsoft Word.
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