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From Steve===
Dear Webby,
Do you know if there is a way to remove individual pictures
from a powerpoint presentation? I get these from friends
all the time, but sometimes there's only one picture I want
to keep out of the bunch.
Thanks
Steve

Dear Steve
Untold Millions of people share your frustration, or have
shared it in the past, until they figured out how to do a
screen capture.

Cleverly disguised as an ordinary key on the keybooard
is the "Print Screen" key.

Open your graphics program, like for example
PaintShopPro. Then start that PPS slide show.
When you get to the picture you want, hit that "Print Screen"
key. The picture is "printed" into memory.
ALT-TAB from the slide show to PSP,
hit CTRL V to paste.
That opens a new picture with the "printed" picture in it.

The picture will be the size of your monitor resolution.
If you crank your monitor resolution to 2000 x 1600, that
will be the size of the picture, but at a rather pathetic
dots per inch number.
You can then reduce it from 3 acres to page size, and at
the same time increase the dots per inch to a number that
produces a sharp print on your printer.

If you want to write some text onto the picture, do that
AFTER you have re-sized the picture. Text does not resize
very well.

If you have more pictures to grab, ALT-TAB back into the
slide show and continue to the next picture that you want
to "print" to memory.

Have FUN
Dear Webby