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From: Kiran on 11 May 2010 05:17
Is it possible to print a powerpoint slide to a credit card size? thank you
From: SueW on 11 May 2010 10:43
Page Setup>Slides Size for: Custom. Type in your custom size.

"Kiran" wrote:

> Is it possible to print a powerpoint slide to a credit card size? thank you
From: Steve Rindsberg on 11 May 2010 11:18
In article <3BF2A055-D637-4C7E-A764-4F3A9419586F(a)microsoft.com>, Kiran wrote:
> Is it possible to print a powerpoint slide to a credit card size? thank you

Sue's suggestion is one approach. Understand that changing the proportions
of a slide may distort the slide's contents though.

If your printer has a credit card page size defined or allows you to define
custom page sizes, you can choose the page size in Printer Properties, then
put a check next to "Scale to fit Paper" in the printer dialog box. PPT will
make your slide as large as it can on the paper w/o distorting the slide
contents.

You could also create a new presentation, set its page size to whatever
you're after, then put the original presentation in slide sorter view, copy
your slide, then paste it onto a slide in the new presentation and size it
using the corner handles (again, so the slide contents aren't distorted).


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