If the word document already exists you pick the slide where you want the document to live and use Insert > Object and click the Create From File button, then browse to your Word .doc. Then a copy of the document is put into your presentation.
If you want to create a fresh word document use Insert > Object > Microsoft Word document.
The default in both cases is to embed, not Link. Do NOT click the Link to File option if you want the document to be included with the presentation.
simplest way might in all hazard be to take a screenprint, paste into observe and then crop out the encompassing factors, i.e. the window, to pass away only the slide itself which you would be able to then strengthen. Or, you are able to keep it in jpeg format so which you would be able to, from interior of observe, Insert image from document.
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You can do one of two different things.
If the word document already exists you pick the slide where you want the document to live and use Insert > Object and click the Create From File button, then browse to your Word .doc. Then a copy of the document is put into your presentation.
If you want to create a fresh word document use Insert > Object > Microsoft Word document.
The default in both cases is to embed, not Link. Do NOT click the Link to File option if you want the document to be included with the presentation.
simplest way might in all hazard be to take a screenprint, paste into observe and then crop out the encompassing factors, i.e. the window, to pass away only the slide itself which you would be able to then strengthen. Or, you are able to keep it in jpeg format so which you would be able to, from interior of observe, Insert image from document.
you dont you assign it and save as.
You don't.