Hello Josh,
I think what is happening is that there are alot of graphics in your PPT.
What the outline does is just put all the text from the ppt into a document.
It does not put the graphics there.
Greg Wocher
----- Original Message -----
From: "Josh" <lawdog...@comcast.net>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 11:42 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Further Problems With PPT format and Converting
Friends,
I tried the format in which Greg suggested "Outline". I followed step -
by - step what was advised. However, I have converted two PPT documents
and both of them return four readable pages. I know that one of the
Powerpoints has fifty - five slides to it and the other has I think 19
slides. I sent the converted documents to my instructor for review, but
with it only giving me four pages on both I feel that some information is
being left out. The following is the steps in which I did.
Steps for converting the PPT to Word doc.
alt f, pressed the letter u, pressed the letter h, tabbed twice to a list
view, scrolled down to outline format and then tabbed to ok.
I tried it both with pressing enter while outline was highlighted and when
outline was highlighted I also tried the tab method to ok. Either way it
returns a four page result. Am I missing a step to get the full document
to convert? As always any help offered is greatly appreciated. Take care
P.S. This does seem like the method in which my instructor last semester
used.
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