![]() ![]() ![]() So basically you can just save your slide as an image and adjust the pixel dimensions of the output (save as picture > options >. So, for example, if you’re image is 100 pixels * 200 pixels and you print it 1 inch by 2 inch, your resolution will be 100 ppi (pixels per inch), but if you print the image 2 inches by 4 inches, it’s only a resolution of 50 ppi. When you save a slide, keep in mind you’re saving an image file (e.g., jpg, gif) and not necessarily a particular size to print or display. But if you mean a vector graphic (e.g., a slide you created by using the text, shapes, etc within ppt), you can have any resolution. If you mean a drawing/photo that’s in a ppt, you’re unfortunately limited to the resolution of the original image.
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