Open Attachments in Microsoft PowerPoint

If you often work with PowerPoint presentations, you know that you can include attachments in a PowerPoint presentation, incorporating them directly into the slides. This can save you time and the annoyance of having to pause your presentation, open another program, download something, and flip back and forth between screens. With just a couple of quick clicks in PowerPoint, you can open attachments and create one fluid presentation.

Instructions

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      Open Microsoft PowerPoint. Click the "File" tab at the top of the screen. Select "Open." Browse to your presentation, and double-click the file name. The presentation opens with the first slide showing in the main portion of the screen.

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      Scroll through the slide deck on the left side of the screen, or press the "Page Down" keyboard button to get to the slide you want. To open an attachment on a new, blank slide, click once on the slide in the slide deck, and click the "New Slide" button on the toolbar/ribbon at the top of the screen. A new slide is added at that point in the slide deck.

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      Click the "Insert" tab at the top of the screen.

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      Add an attachment such as a portable document format file (PDF), spreadsheet (XLS) or word processing document (such as DOC or DOCX) by clicking the "Object" button on the toolbar/ribbon.

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      Select the "Create from file" button. Click the "Browse" button, and navigate to the attachment. Double-click the file name, and click "OK" to close the "Insert Object" button and open the attachment.

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      Add a movie clip attachment by clicking the "Video" button, selecting "Video from File," browsing to the video and double-clicking the file name.

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      Open a graphic attachment such as a photo or drawing by clicking the "Picture" button, browsing to the image and double-clicking the file name.

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      Click the "File" tab, and select "Save As." Type a new name for the presentation (to preserve the original file), and save the file to the computer.

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