Notebook file converter powerpoint

To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off? Submit ». Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Can staff not upload them to classflow and use them from there Richard. Could you save them to OneNote and open them from there in PowerPoint?

I've never looked into Classflow or OneNote to be honest - do they handle Notebook files or convert them? Could you install a trial of Smart 17 and use that? I think downgrading to Office temporarily would fix it too. Yeah I did think about trial versions, but ideally we'd like to allow a whole department of staff approx 6 people and 10 PCs the chance to convert them at their own pace! Is there a way you could upgrade Smart Notebook to 11? I think that was the last free version.

Off topic: mstech98 : Top lurking! Select a folder where you want to export the files. Select a picture format in the Image Type drop-down list.

Select a picture size in the Size drop-down list. Select a picture format in the Image Format drop-down list. Select a picture size in the Image Size drop-down list. Type a name for the files in the Save As box.

The Export PDF dialog box appears. Some minor adjustments may be needed. Pictures are imported as-is. Picture effects and formatting applied in the PowerPoint file such as drop-shadows, cropping, and offsets are maintained in the Notebook file. Videos embedded from other online sources are inserted as links and open the video in a web browser when clicked. Embedded videos are attached and linked to the image of the video and open in an external player when you click on the image.

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