Hello, There is still the option to copy and paste to another application like WordPad or Word, but that may not align with the intended goal?
Ajbol
Hello,
I just tested with PowerPoint 2003 and I don't think it's possible: it's either one (2 slides on the same page) or the other (commentary with one slide per page).
conseil123
Yes indeed, I tested it with PowerPoint 2002 as well, and I came to the same conclusion. Regarding copy-pasting, knowing that these are large documents, it will be a bit tedious. However, I wonder if this is possible with Office 2007 or if any additional tools might allow for this type of printing. Thank you for your responses.
tontong
Re, Not having Office 2007, I won't be able to go any further. If an idea comes to me, I will let you know.
eriiic
Contributor
Good evening,
First, check the properties of your printer to see if it can print 2 pages per sheet. Almost all laser printers can do this if you have access to one. And in PowerPoint, you select print with comments. Otherwise, there are programs that can do this (virtual printers that recalculate the printing on 2 or 4 pages) but I forgot the name. Eric
sf>g
To cite MS:
Print comment pages Open the presentation from which you want to print comments. Click the Microsoft Office button, click the arrow next to the Print command, and then select Print Preview. In the Page Setup group, click the arrow under Print, then select Comment Pages. To set the page orientation, click the arrow under Orientation, then select Landscape or Portrait. Click Print. To set headers and footers, click Options, then click Header and Footer. Note If you want to print your comments in color, select a color printer. Click the Microsoft Office button, click the arrow next to the Print command, and then choose Print Preview. Under Print, click Options, point to Colors/Grayscale, and then click Color.
kikou
Hello, indeed it doesn't seem very practical The only alternative is to go back through Word: have you tried the command from the File menu, Send To, Microsoft Office Word, Comments next to the slides? In the 2007 version, it's in the Office button, Publish, Create documents in Word.
This should meet your request. Once in Word, before printing, you can still modify the layout since you get a table.