How do I create a .jpeg or .tiff file from PowerPoint?

Question

I have an artwork design created in PowerPoint that I need to have in a .jpeg or .tiff file. "Save as" only gives me a horrible quality image (text is blurred).

Answer 1

Print the document from within Powerpoint to the printer called "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer". Then open in ANY graphics program as normal TIFF

Answer 2

I've had some luck doing this with PhotoShop if you have it installed.
Select the image in PowerPoint (Cntrl A, Cnrtl C). Then in PhotoShop, select "new image" --the box should open at a size relative to the image in PowerPoint. Then simply "paste" the image into the new blank PhotoShop document (Cntrl V).
If you don't have PhotoShop, I'm afraid that won't be aby help at all...

Answer 3

Open up the Image in Powerpoint: Do Alt+Print Screen to Capture the image.
Go to PAINT in accessories, then paste the image into the PAINT screen; you can then edit the Image, and save the image as a jpg easily

Answer 4

How about a screen capture?
http://www.techsmith.com/snagit.asp does a great job.
You can select the area to capture and it does most any file format. If you use jpeg, set the options to have a high quality image, like 95 (I think the default is 70 which is grainy).

Answer 5

visit the show screen or slide you opt to make a myspace %with and press the "print show screen" button. that's often marked as "prtscn" on the button. The button is placed to the spectacular of the function keys. Then click on the commencing up button and visit all courses>upload-ons and then initiate the "paint" courses. as quickly as paint is up then click on the "edit" and "paste" (or press the administration button and at the same time as urgent the ctrl button press the letter "V" key at the same time). this might reproduction the PowerPoint image into the paint software. After the image is in the Paint software, then do "document" on the menubar and decide shop. visit the button of the field which you enter the document call and decide the "shop as form" drop-down arrow. Then choose the jpeg or jpg document form. Then upload the document to myspace.