trying to do something for work. some years ago in austin, i helped create booklets for the school, and can't recall if it was powerpoint or a different program.

trying to turn it into a booklet that would be the size of a normal piece of paper landscaped that folds in the middle.

is it possible in powerpoint?

are you sure it wasnt Publisher?

LleeLlee said:

Exactly what i was thinking

LleeLlee said:

just found that on my cpu, and i think it was.

thanks

Microsoft Powerpoint is for doing slideshows. Microsoft Publisher is for doing layouts.

You could also theoretically do the layout you described in Microsoft Word as well. You would just need to set custom margins and paper sizes to match what you intend to print it on.

my next question is...

they have what i want to put into publisher in powerpoint. how would i go about getting the pages from one to the other?

damn... stumped ya'll.

cborgman said:

You should be able to cut and paste elements from each slide into the PowerPoint presentation right into any other Office application be it Word or Publisher.

You can also print a Powerpoint presentation directly. It will print out each slide on a seperate page.

Keep in mind though, Powerpoint presentations are meant to be displayed on the screen and are at 72 Dots Per Inch (resolution). Printed materials are usually at 300 DPI. So if you cut and paste stuff from the slides into your document, they may look a bit pixelated when you print them out.