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There are many ways of reducing the
file size of a PowerPoint presentation. If your presentations
includes several graphics and/or embedded objects, greater is
the file size of your presentation. Including movie will always
take a great deal of hard disk space. If you are including scanned
graphics then make sure that they are small in size.
Another way to recover a few extra kilo bytes
is to include a blank slide at the beginning of the presentation. It would
seem as though adding a blank slide at the beginning of a presentation
would increase file size, however the opposite is true. The blank slide
serves as the preview image -- the image PowerPoint displays when you
select a file in the Open dialog box. Since a blank slide is far less
complex than the real first slide, the preview image is much
smaller, thereby reducing the size of the presentation file.
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