How can I switch a "pps" file into a "jpg" file? Thanks!?

Question

I want to save a picture from the contents of a pps file into jpg file.

Answer 1

You'll need PowerPoint or PowerPoint Viewer to view the image.

1. View the PowerPoint Show until you get to the image you want to copy.

2. When you get to the image, press the Print Screen button on your keyboard.

3. Open Paint by going to Start --> All Programs --> Accessories --> Paint

4. Use Edit --> Paste to paste the screen shot into Paint.

5. Find the marquee tool in the toolbox at the upper left of the screen. It is an icon of a dotted-square box. Click on that.

6. Draw a square around the image you want to keep.

7. Choose Edit --> Copy

8. Choose File --> New. When prompted if you want to save changes to untitled, click No.

9. Choose Edit --> Paste

10. If you see white space around the image you just pasted in, put your cursor over the lower right-hand corner of the white space, until your cursor changes into a diagonal, two-headed arrow. Then, hold down the left mouse button and drag the corner up to meet the lower-right-hand corner of your picture.

11. Choose File --> Save

12. In the Save as type pull-down menu, chose JPEG

13. Select a place to save the picture, give it a name and click Save.

14. Close Paint.

Answer 2

Just copy the picture, paste into paint and save as a jpg

Answer 3

open it up in the program that you saved it in, then save it as .......jpg

when you save anything in a program you have option in what format you would like to save it... you go down the list and pick the format you want. if someone as sent you pic then ask them to send you another in jpg format

Answer 4

what sort of document is it? If it truly is a twin of a note rfile, then only reduce the second one 0.5 and upload it to a special rfile and put it aside. If it truly is a video document, use a video enhancing software and do an identical. How vast is the document precisely and why is it too vast?