How to insert a webpage into powerpoint?

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  1. Cheung

    Cheung Moderator

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    As above! Got a presentation to prepare for! Help!!!

    TIA
     
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    Just a quick tip..

    (also taken from Powerpoint Help feature):p:
    ..i assume you want to hyperlink the URL page into your Powerpoint document?:confused:..Hope this helps..:p
    You can also go to Insert pull down, then select Hyperlink..
     

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  3. taufik-ist

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    i think what he meant is a webpage (not just its url) is copied into a slide
     
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    I haven't used Powerpoint before but I think you need a screen capture program to do it. Capture the screen as *.jpg and then insert as image to Powerpoint. If you are using Vista, there is a standard screen capture utility under Accessories folder.
     
    #4 BadFever, Sep 6, 2007
  5. Neil Nicholls

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    other than that the "Print Screen" button puts the whole screen onto the clipboard. Paste it into Paint (or picture editor of your choice) and clip out the bits you want.
     
    #5 Neil Nicholls, Sep 6, 2007
  6. Cheung

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    Aha! Thanks Neil. I didn't realise it goes on to the clipboard.:cool:
     
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    Me neither! Thanks Neil, that's really useful to know!
     
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    Alt-PrtScn will put only the window in focus to the clipboard.
     
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  9. Neil Nicholls

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    Now that is even cooler (no Cooler, not you), and probably worth a bit of karma...
     
    #9 Neil Nicholls, Sep 6, 2007
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    You could also use a software called "SNAG IT" to capture any image that appears on your PC screen.
     
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    hey, i use 'print screen' alot.
     
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