Compression tools and tips can help you save bandwidth, time and glitches; depending upon how you use compression. Compressing pictures in a PowerPoint presentation can for instance help you avoid system hangs. Similarly, uploading your presentation or document in compressed form can help conserve bandwidth for you and the recipient. Not to mention compressed files due to their small size usually download quicker.
To learn about different compression tools and methods, especially related to PowerPoint, check out the posts given below.
Sometimes you need to reduce the size of your PowerPoint presentation files, and that makes sense since transferring small files is faster and easy than large files. The problem with large files in PowerPoint is that sometimes the images embedded in the slide design are huge or we are adding some additional content that we …
As you create your PowerPoint presentation, you add videos, images, audio, charts, and more slides. Over time, these can add up to a lot in terms of file size. The next thing you know, you’re having trouble sending it via email or sharing it with your peers. When this happens, of course, you can’t take …
One may often require reducing the file size of a PowerPoint presentation before emailing it or to ensure that there are no lags or hangs caused due to a heavy presentation file. in fact, if your file size is too heavy, the presentation might even crash, which can lead to a lot of embarrassment.
If you are working with high quality images in PowerPoint and your images are compressed automatically, you may want to turn off the automatic compression for pictures and images in PowerPoint 2010. This way you can prevent the images to being compressed. In order to prevent PowerPoint to compress images in file you need to …
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