Convert a PowerPoint Presentation to Screensaver
Sometimes you create such an impressive presentation, or simply receive it attached with a mail from your close friend, you want to put it as screensaver, but end up with many options,including wallpapers. Browse through this article to put those Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations as a screensaver on your computer.
Steps
- Open the presentation, you want to make it appear as a screensaver.
- Go to File menu > Save As > Browse through the window to an Empty folder, or simply create one.
- Select Device Independent Bitmap from the Save as type drop-down box.
- Type the name of the new document in the field represented by File Name, and click on the Save button.
- Now right-click on the Desktop, and select Properties.
- Go to Screensaver tab, and select My Pictures Slideshow from the drop-down box, at the left of 'Settings' button.
- Click on the Settings button which will cause a window to appear. Change the source of the screensaver by clicking on the Browse button and selecting the previously created folder.
- Change other settings, if you want, and click on OK.
- Leave the computer inactive, so a brand-new Screensaver version of your Powerpoint presentation appears.
Tips
- If you want Windows to display multiple presentations, as screensaver, then repeat the process of File Creation, and save them in the same folder.
- You can change the time set for the Screensaver to appear by right-clicking on Desktop > Properties > Screensaver tab, and changing the value in the Minutes field.
- Try clicking on the the Preview button in the Screensaver tab, in Properties, to test your screensaver, instead of waiting for them to appear themselves.
Things You'll Need
- Microsoft PowerPoint
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