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PowerPoint 2007 & 2010: How to Turn an Image Into An Animated Puzzle

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Make an Image Look Like a Puzzle. A presentation will open with an image of a whale overlaid with puzzle pieces.   Navigate to your own image, select it and click the Insert  button. Your image will now be the background of the slide.   Download the puzzlepicture zip file at this link.

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PowerPoint 2007 & 2010: How to Extract Audio & Images from a Presentation

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Often the presentation is given to you as a.ppt or.pptx file and does not have separate audio or image files. While there is no way from within PowerPoint to directly extract audio and image files from a presentation, there is a workaround. Note: In this scenario, your working file must have a PowerPoint 2007 or 2010 file extension (.pptx,ppsx,pptm,ppsm

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PowerPoint 2007 & 2010: How to Extract Audio & Images from a Presentation, Part II

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Last week I showed you an easy way to extract audio and image files from a presentation. The problem with that method is that it only works on files created in PowerPoint 2007 or 2010. This week I will show you an alternate way to do this in both PowerPoint 2007 and 2010. Open the presentation in PowerPoint 2007.

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Editing Images with PowerPoint

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Sometimes an eLearning course needs to be enhanced with an image , but finding the right one can be a chore in itself. It’s frustrating to locate an image only to find it just isn’t quite right. In these cases, it’s possible to tweak the image with a graphics editor. By Joseph Suarez.

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eLearning: What Happened to Microsoft's Free Image Gallery?

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by AJ Walther    In my  Optimizing PowerPoint Design for eLearning & Presentations  class I like to sing the praises of  Microsoft's free online image gallery. I went to pull an image from said image gallery, and was met instead with this:  Do you know what this is?

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eLearning: Finding Google Images You Can Actually Use

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I have previously written about some good, free stock image resources. In response to that article, a reader asked me if the images on these sites were royalty free and could be used in courses that he planned to sell. Sometimes you can use the images, but only if you credit the original artist.

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PowerPoint 2007: Converting Presentations to Movies

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  Navigate to the folder in which you saved each slide as a JPG image.   Open the folder and press [ Ctrl ] [ A ] on your keyboard to select all of the images. .   Choose File > Import Into Collections. The Import File dialog box appears.   Click Import.

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