G'day Michael,
Try exporting your window as an emf, then ungrouping twice in powerpoint to
break it down to features.
Doesn't always work, and can give unexpected results - depends on what you
have in the layout.
Another way is to distill to pdf, open in illustrator, save as an .eps, the
import into powerpoint, but this can create some beefy file sizes and hog
your PC resources to process.
Cheers
Greg.
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Greg Francisco
Mapping and Design Services
Dept. of Infrastructure - Planning & Policy
Nauru House, Level 10, 80 Collins St, Melbourne, 3000.
03 9655 3424
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Greetings List,
I know that there's a way to do the following: I'm trying to bring a
map into PowerPoint. I've done the usual by saving the map as a jpg,
etc. but I know that you can bring a map into PowerPoint and manipulate
the map features individually. Somewhere along the way, the map goes
through some kind of magic so that each feature becomes an object. but
how. I'm going crazy; I know I've seen it done before.
Coming to you from a Wednesday nastily disguised as a Monday.
Michael Braun
GIS/IT Technician, Navigator Exploration Corp.
1300 - 409 Granville Street,Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6C 1T2
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t: 604.668.8370
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