Edit your Powerpint presentation in Word – and save time

If you have created a comprehensive presentation using Microsoft Powerpoint and for one reason or another you need to edit it in Microsoft Word, you must first find a way to convert it to Word format.

Copying each Powerpoint text section and pasting it into Word can take a long time if there is a lot of text involved. If you save your presentation as an rtf file, you don’t need to load your computer with any third-party software to do the job.

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Powerpoint can save your presentation as a file that can be opened, edited, and saved in Word. This can be a huge advantage if your presentation consists of a lot of text. PowerPoint is definitely not ideal for smooth text editing. The only major drawback is that no images are included, so a photo-rich presentation in this way may not be the most appropriate.

You can also use the method when creating a new presentation – first write it in Word and save it in rtf format, and then open it in PowerPoint.

1. Save As

Open your Powerpoint document and select Save as in a fileexisting. Select file format Ranking / RTF before saving.

2. Open

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3. Edit

Now you can edit the text in Word, but like I said without pictures. If you use headings in your text, each heading starts a new slide in PowerPoint. Save the document.

4. Present

Open the document in PowerPoint. You must select the file type all actions to find it. You can now polish and insert graphics and complete your presentation.