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Please advice me if there is an easy way to go back from MS Power Point to Word? I mean without having to go thru the "text boxes" and so on.
Thanks for your cooperation
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Andrzej Lejman Polônia Local time: 15:30 Membro (2004) alemão para polonês + ...
ABBYY FineReader
Dec 27, 2004
is for sure the way for converting PPT to .doc.
Regards Andrzej
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Ben Hickman Suécia Local time: 15:30 holandês para inglês
via PDF
Dec 27, 2004
If you only need the text, the most reliable way I've found is to print the PPT to Acrobat Distiller, which results in a PDF. Next open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat and save is as an RTF. You can open the RTF file in Word. This has the unfortunate side effect of placing a hard return at the end of every line, but there are fairly simple ways to remove them, which have been described here many times on ProZ.
If you work with Trados, you can use T-Windows for PowerPoint. Many people who o... See more
If you only need the text, the most reliable way I've found is to print the PPT to Acrobat Distiller, which results in a PDF. Next open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat and save is as an RTF. You can open the RTF file in Word. This has the unfortunate side effect of placing a hard return at the end of every line, but there are fairly simple ways to remove them, which have been described here many times on ProZ.
If you work with Trados, you can use T-Windows for PowerPoint. Many people who own Trados don't know about this handy program. ▲ Collapse
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Fernando Toledo Espanha Local time: 15:30 alemão para espanhol
T-Windows is "out of range"
Dec 27, 2004
Ben Hickman wrote:
If you work with Trados, you can use T-Windows for PowerPoint. Many people who own Trados don't know about this handy program.
TagEditor works now fine with PPTs.
Rgds
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