Powerpoint (Office 2008)

Re: Powerpoint (Office 2008)

Richard Deaton — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 23:54:03 -500

.BMP is a Windows format. I save as these formats: .png, .tiff & .psd are huge files much larger than the original Intaglio file. TIFF 30.5 MB the largest.

Problem: Onscreen text seems extra bold, almost plugging the letters but prints out very nice as it should look; but hard to read as slides. When I use semi bold the characters seem somewhat onscreen bold but printout much lighter.

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Re: Powerpoint (Office 2008)

Richard Deaton — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:01:34 -500

When saving a JPEG image in Intaglio I find that I cannot reopen this image by using the > File menu > Open option in Intaglio?

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Re: Powerpoint (Office 2008)

KeynoteKen — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 23:56:10 -500

A looong time ago, before the excellent svg2key app, I had figured out how to get Illustrator graphics into PowerPoint in order to convert them to shapes I could use in Keynote. However, it’s been awhile and I can’t remember the exact steps (If illustrator exports vectors to WMF, then that’s how I did it).

Other than that way, I don’t know of any other way to copy something into PowerPoint so that you can still edit the points and change the fill and stroke.

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Re: Powerpoint (Office 2008)

ttrw — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 08:27:43 -500

However, you can import graphics made in Intaglio directly into Apple Keynote simply by dragging from window to window. The same goes for Pages. I did this all the way through the latter part of my undergraduate years, and it works well- very well in fact. :)

My advice is to dump PPT altogether, as Keynote is FAR better. (Compatible too with ppt). On 15 Aug 2008, at 16:53, Nick wrote:

I’m not an MS-Office expert but I don’t think there’s any way to edit the graphics within PowerPoint. The best way to preserve object information is to use PDF as your graphics exchange format. Unfortunately MS has been slow to adopt this but I understand the latest version of Word is much better, so maybe PowerPoint is better now too.

There’s a third party open source project for Mac OS X called LinkBack that attempts to solve some of these problems. Intaglio supports it but it hasn’t received much attention from the larger players.

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Re: Powerpoint (Office 2008)

Nick — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:53:50 -500

I’m not an MS-Office expert but I don’t think there’s any way to edit the graphics within PowerPoint. The best way to preserve object information is to use PDF as your graphics exchange format. Unfortunately MS has been slow to adopt this but I understand the latest version of Word is much better, so maybe PowerPoint is better now too.

There’s a third party open source project for Mac OS X called LinkBack that attempts to solve some of these problems. Intaglio supports it but it hasn’t received much attention from the larger players.

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Powerpoint (Office 2008)

Mario Roederer — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:11:13 -500

Is there a way to copy/paste from Intaglio into PPT such that the objects can be ungrouped and edited in PPT? As much as I hate having to do this in powerpoint… I need to create presentations to share with others (including those on PCs). I have relatively simple graphics.

Even, to save the Intaglio document in a form that can be imported into powerpoint (rather than copy/paste) to preserve object information.

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