Michael
Thu Mar 13 15:31:19 CDT 2008
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I assume you got your "save as Webpage" information here=20
HTML "Round-tripping" to repair corruption =
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00526.htm
When you saved your file as to html did you save it as an .mht file or =
an .html file?=20
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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint
"Amanda" <Amanda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:D9F8CB32-BDA6-4E61-AA97-41A05EBD27C4@microsoft.com...
Yes i did and it styaed the same size. Then i saved it as a Webpage=20
(something I read) and that was even bigger. I've compressed all of =
the=20
pictures and still huge.
"Michael Koerner" wrote:
> When you turned off Fast Saves, did you save it under a new file =
name?
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> --=20
> Michael Koerner
> MS MVP - PowerPoint
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> "Amanda" <Amanda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:FB51AD51-E465-4AA4-92E6-D654A0475B74@microsoft.com...
> I unclicked the Allow Fast Save and I even took the Master Slide =
out and this=20
> presentation is still 14MB. Any other ideas?
>=20
> "Kathy Kensche" wrote:
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> > This can have various reasons. One possiblity is that you have =
added a very=20
> > large background image to your new masterslide? If that's the =
case, try=20
> > optimising the picture first.=20
> > Alternatively, if nothing heavy has been added try un-ticking =
"Allow Fast=20
> > Saves" (in 2003: Tools-Options-Save Tab) and re-save the =
document. The 'Fast=20
> > Saves' option will only save the changes on the document on top =
of what's=20
> > already saved. Whereas, when it's unticked, the whole (now much =
lighter)=20
> > document is saved as is.=20
> > --=20
> > Kathy Kensche
> >
http://www.creativetemplatesolutions.com
> > London
> >=20
> >=20
> > "Amanda" wrote:
> >=20
> > > I have a Powerpoint presentation that went from 4MB to 14MB by =
just deleting=20
> > > an image from each slide and adding a Master Slide. Why would =
it do that?
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<DIV><FONT face=3DVerdana size=3D2>I assume you got your "save as =
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<P>HTML "Round-tripping" to repair corruption <A=20
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<DIV><BR>-- <BR> Michael Koerner<BR>MS MVP - PowerPoint</DIV>
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<DIV>"Amanda" <<A=20
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soft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <A=20
=
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8CB32-BDA6-4E61-AA97-41A05EBD27C4@microsoft.com</A>...</DIV>Yes=20
i did and it styaed the same size. Then i saved it as a Webpage=20
<BR>(something I read) and that was even bigger. I've compressed =
all of=20
the <BR>pictures and still huge.<BR><BR>"Michael Koerner" =
wrote:<BR><BR>>=20
When you turned off Fast Saves, did you save it under a new file =
name?<BR>>=20
<BR>> -- <BR>> Michael Koerner<BR>> MS MVP -=20
PowerPoint<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> "Amanda" <<A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:Amanda@discussions.microsoft.com">Amanda@discussions.micro=
soft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <A=20
=
href=3D"news:FB51AD51-E465-4AA4-92E6-D654A0475B74@microsoft.com">news:FB5=
1AD51-E465-4AA4-92E6-D654A0475B74@microsoft.com</A>...<BR>>  =
;=20
I unclicked the Allow Fast Save and I even took the Master Slide out =
and this=20
<BR>> presentation is still 14MB. Any other=20
ideas?<BR>> <BR>> "Kathy Kensche" wrote:<BR>>=20
<BR>> > This can have various reasons. One =
possiblity is=20
that you have added a very <BR>> > large background =
image to=20
your new masterslide? If that's the case, try <BR>> =
>=20
optimising the picture first. <BR>> > Alternatively, =
if=20
nothing heavy has been added try un-ticking "Allow Fast =
<BR>> =20
> Saves" (in 2003: Tools-Options-Save Tab) and re-save the =
document.=20
The 'Fast <BR>> > Saves' option will only save the =
changes=20
on the document on top of what's <BR>> > already =
saved.=20
Whereas, when it's unticked, the whole (now much lighter) =
<BR>> =20
> document is saved as is. <BR>> > --=20
<BR>> > Kathy Kensche<BR>> > <A=20
=
href=3D"
http://www.creativetemplatesolutions.com">http://www.creativetemp=
latesolutions.com</A><BR>> =20
> London<BR>> > <BR>> >=20
<BR>> > "Amanda" wrote:<BR>> >=20
<BR>> > > I have a Powerpoint presentation that =
went from=20
4MB to 14MB by just deleting <BR>> > > an image =
from each=20
slide and adding a Master Slide. Why would it do=20
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