I have a macintosh g4 laptop using system 10.2.6 and powerpoint X. I
have slides(jpeg format) that I want to transfer unchanged into
powerpoint as individual slides. I seem to be able to transfer them
only one at a time via inserting pictures.Any suggestions how I can
transfer 10 or so at a time into 10 slides at one time for a
presentation? Thank you. ilw-00

Hi

I wrote an add-in that imports them one at a time, but I don't know of an
add-in that lets you do bulk importing. Someday I hope to add this
capability to my add-in.

-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP

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In article <b35b980d.0309210506.6d91d3f3[at]posting.google.com>,
weissman[at]massmed.org (irving weissman) wrote:


>
> I have a macintosh g4 laptop using system 10.2.6 and powerpoint X. I
> have slides(jpeg format) that I want to transfer unchanged into
> powerpoint as individual slides. I seem to be able to transfer them
> only one at a time via inserting pictures.Any suggestions how I can
> transfer 10 or so at a time into 10 slides at one time for a
> presentation? Thank you. ilw-00

> I wrote an add-in that imports them one at a time, but I don't know of an
> add-in that lets you do bulk importing. Someday I hope to add this
> capability to my add-in.

Speaking of which, did I ever squirt this at you, Jim?

Batch Insert a folder full of pictures, one per slide
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00352.htm

>-----Original Message-----
>I have a macintosh g4 laptop using system 10.2.6 and
powerpoint X. I
>have slides(jpeg format) that I want to transfer unchanged
into
>powerpoint as individual slides. I seem to be able to
transfer them
>only one at a time via inserting pictures.Any suggestions
how I can
>transfer 10 or so at a time into 10 slides at one time for a
>presentation? Thank you. ilw-00
>.
>

One way I do it is to open your PPT File and size the
window so you can see your files on the desktop or their
folder. Then click and drag the files you want from the
desktop into the PPT file. It will place the image in the
center of the PPT slide without any problems.

Hi

Yup! Some of that is built into my macro, but I am still musing over the UI.

-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP

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In article <#ZOWlQFgDHA.1648[at]TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>, "Steve Rindsberg,
PPTMVP" <abuse[at]localhost.com> wrote:


>
>> I wrote an add-in that imports them one at a time, but I don't know of an
>> add-in that lets you do bulk importing. Someday I hope to add this
>> capability to my add-in.
>
> Speaking of which, did I ever squirt this at you, Jim?
>
> Batch Insert a folder full of pictures, one per slide
> http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00352.htm
>
>
>