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I've made a collage in powerpoint and am trying to convert it into an image to send to a printer. Unfortunately, it only converts into a 3072x2304; 96 dpi image. For my print, I will need at least double that resolution.

I've tried the following registry edit: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827745, but it doesn't seem to change anything (both with save as image as a macro export). The article mentions a maximum resolution only for powerpoint 2003, while I'm working with 2010.

Anybody has an idea on how to fix this? I thought of making side-by-side screenshots, but that will probably take hours.

Thanks a lot!

tb189
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In case anyone runs across this all these years later, note that in PPT 2013 after (I believe it was) SP2 or 3, you can export much higher resolution images, at least via VBA. 10,000 pixels wide is within its range now.

Steve Rindsberg
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One option might be to export the slide as PDF and print that instead. If that doesn't help, Inkscape should allow you to import the PDF and save as SVG.

Karan
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