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i'm doing my slideshow.. & i have tried everything to get my graphs on my slideshow.. but no luck . how do i do it?
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Mr. Shaddick: It will depend on what software you are using. One method that should work for all types of software is:
1. Show the graph and surrounding text on your screen as you'd like it to be shown in the presentation.
2. Capture the image in the window by typing ALT + Print Screen.
3. Paste in the presentation.
I can't guarantee that it will work, but hopefully it will. I'm guessing that some of your classmates have found other solutions to this issue - try to get in touch with them too.
One more thought ... if you have your graphs in a .pdf document, you can choose the "Snapshot Tool" (under Tools--Select & Zoom)which allows you to put a box around part of the .pdf document. Then, all you have to do is paste it in your presentation. This is probably the cleanest option if you can figure it out.
Posted by: Brittany | June 07, 2009 at 02:40 PM