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Old 04-03-2012, 05:54 AM
Cosmo Cosmo is offline Floating write in word into power point Windows Vista Floating write in word into power point Office 2007
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Originally Posted by idamwenhor View Post
I use both 2007 and 2010 power point. Please I would like to know how to float work that has been typed on MS Word into power point. If this is not possible, I would like to know the easiest way to move type work on word document into power point.
If you use the styles in Word, you can save the document as an .rtf format, and when you open it into PowerPoint, it will import into slides based on the styles used.

e.g. I usually use the standard 'Heading 1', 'Heading 2', ... etc., and when you import into PPT, 'Heading 1' will be in the 'Title' placeholder, and 'Heading 2' will be the first indent level of the text placeholder, 'Heading 3' will be the second indent level, 'Heading 4' the third indent level, and so on.

Each occurence of 'Heading 1' will break to a new slide.

Once I import the text, I select all of the slides, and reapply the template to those pages to format the slides using the current slide master.
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