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I can copy graphics files, .gifs etc. to a DVD and my DVD player will
present those on the television as a slide show. I think most players do
that now.

How can I save files on a DVD when they are MSWord, Power Point or Adobe
Acrobat files so that each page displays and an single graphic in a slide
show? Is there a software tool that will quickly convert each page to a
recognized graphics file?

This BTW is to acrhive and preserve some of the kids papers and
presentations on DVD.

Any thoughts appreciated.
Thank you

"Trs80" <> wrote in message
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>I can copy graphics files, .gifs etc. to a DVD and my DVD
>player will present those on the television as a slide show. I
>think most players do that now.
>
> How can I save files on a DVD when they are MSWord, Power
> Point or Adobe Acrobat files so that each page displays and an
> single graphic in a slide show? Is there a software tool that
> will quickly convert each page to a recognized graphics file?
>
> This BTW is to acrhive and preserve some of the kids papers
> and presentations on DVD.
>
> Any thoughts appreciated.
> Thank you
>

Have you tried Alt-PrtSc (copy focused window to clip board)
then paste into your graphics app?

good idea. thanks!
"Bill's News" <> wrote in message
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> "Trs80" <> wrote in message
> news:Lqulj.31365$...
>>I can copy graphics files, .gifs etc. to a DVD and my DVD player will
>>present those on the television as a slide show. I think most players do
>>that now.
>>
>> How can I save files on a DVD when they are MSWord, Power Point or Adobe
>> Acrobat files so that each page displays and an single graphic in a slide
>> show? Is there a software tool that will quickly convert each page to a
>> recognized graphics file?
>>
>> This BTW is to acrhive and preserve some of the kids papers and
>> presentations on DVD.
>>
>> Any thoughts appreciated.
>> Thank you
>>
>
> Have you tried Alt-PrtSc (copy focused window to clip board) then paste
> into your graphics app?
>