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michre13 Posted messages 15 Status Member -  
 Jocelin -
Hello,

how can one extract an image or photo from a PowerPoint 2007 slideshow?

Thanks in advance
Best regards

Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 34.0

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    Mike-31 Posted messages 18405 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 147
     
    Hello,

    Under PowerPoint 2007 and later

    Right-click on the PPS/New/Save As and choose the PPTX extension
    close the file, just activate the PPTX extension of the file and change it to ZIP

    double-click on the file, select PPT then media and you have access to all the files of your slideshow

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    1. Jocelin
       
      A big thank you.
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  2. C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 250
     
    Hello,

    if it's a single image, right-click on the image, "Save as image."
    If it's a slide background, right-click, "Save background."

    To have all the images, Save As, select the file type "Web page (*.htm; *.html)." A folder will be created in which you will have the images in their original resolution and in low resolution.

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    C-Claire
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  3. crapoulou Posted messages 28002 Registration date   Status Moderator, Security Contributor Last intervention   8 046
     
    Hello,

    You will find the procedure here:
    https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/5561-extraire-les-images-et-sons-d-un-fichier-powerpoint-ppt-pps
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  4. nemrod18 Posted messages 15209 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 528
     
    Hello,

    With PowerPoint Image Extractor, you can retrieve all the photos and sound from the PPS with a single click, a new folder is created automatically.

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    1. C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 250
       
      Hello,

      isn't it a shame to install an additional tool when the software already has everything it needs to do the same thing? Isn't that what we call a "bloatware"? :-)
      Audio files are also extracted with Mike's solution and the one I mentioned earlier.

      C-Claire
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      1. nemrod18 Posted messages 15209 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 528 > C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         
        It's just a suggestion, everyone does what they want, I’m fine with this utility, it’s my right and I don’t criticize others' methods.
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      2. C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 250 > nemrod18 Posted messages 15209 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         
        You're right, everyone does what they want, and that's the whole point of forums, to offer different solutions.
        Also, I didn't criticize, I just expressed my opinion or made a comment if you prefer. That's my right too :-))

        C-Claire
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  6. Mike-31 Posted messages 18405 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 147
     
    Hello everyone,

    indeed, everyone does what they want, but here we are on a forum, and the proposed solutions must be simple and precise.
    To support Claire's answer, it is a shame to install utilities when the system already has tools for this, which avoids clutter or generating conflicts. Often, free utilities open ports to spam and other issues; one must realize that free does not exist and there is an inevitable cost.

    To complement the answers on extracting images, sound files, etc...

    up to version 2003, you had to save as and choose the extension "Web page (*.htm; *.html)"

    since 2007, you need to Save As and choose the PPTX extension
    close the file, just activate the PPTX extension of the file and change it to ZIP
    double-click the file, select PPT then media, and there you have access to all the files in your slideshow

    of course, for a simple image, right-click on the image "Save as image"
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    Mike-31

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    1. nemrod18 Posted messages 15209 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 528
       
      It's true that when you look at it that way, it's much simpler than a single click!!!

      Why make it simple when you can make it complicated? Right?
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    2. C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 250
       
      Hello Mike,

      if I may, I'd just like to point out that with PowerPoint 2007, we still have the option to save in HTML format. It was only since 2010 that this feature was removed.
      Hence my response to Michre13 in this regard.

      But everything is good to (ap)take :-)

      C-Claire
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      1. irongege Posted messages 38993 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   5 128 > C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         
        Hi everyone

        And I marked this issue as resolved!!!
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    3. Mike-31 Posted messages 18405 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 147
       
      Thank you Claire, I am modifying my post to avoid misleading anyone.
      Best regards
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