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I am often asked for a slide or a few slides out of a deck to be mailed to  
  
someone.  Instead of having to send the whole deck or having to cut a the  
  
slides paste them in a new presentation and save as a file which I won't need  
  
later anyway, I'd like to be able to send the slides directly from powerpoint  
  
and name that set of slides a name that is only used for the email and not  
  
needed to be saved on my machine.  Otherwise it gets the name - untitled.  
  
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If you have Outlook configured in HTML or Rich Text message mode, you can  
  
select the slide (from the slides pane on the left side of the screen) that  
  
you want to send and drag onto your message.  There seems to be a  
  
one-at-a-time limit, but this is closer to what you want, correct?  
  
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"tomono" <tomono@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message  
  
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In article <AA4FD9DC-9938-4B8C-A345-94636500E218@microsoft.com>, Tomono wrote:  
  
Not quite what you're asking for, but you can select the slides you want in slide  
  
sorter then drag to the desktop to create a file named SCRAP.  You can probably  
  
rename this and send as an attachment.  I'd test it on a couple users who use  
  
different email clients first.  
  
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