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Note, unless you have very unusual content, your are not likely to be happy with what this process produces. It can give you a starting point but much that is in a regular Word document will not show up in PowerPoint. If your Word document is an Outline, then you are more likely to be happy with the result.
Hello, Has anyone been able to solve this issue? I have been presented with the same message "We're having difficulty....." I have tried everything and no luck. Would love to know if anyone else has found a way to export their word doc into a powerpoint - thanks@Rahul980
I have the newest edition of Captivate. When I try to import a powerpoint, Captivate freezes after opening it at the "Convert Microsoft Powerpoint" window. The slide previews don't show up, and I can't click anything on the window. Does anyone know what I can do to try to import it? It doesn't have audio.
The Trial version wouldn't affect this issue. There is no degradation in performance for the Trial version. It just time limits any content you publish out from it and that content will stop working after 30 days.
In general we never recommend that anyone use PPT import nowadays because it ties your hands in too many ways. And doing it with a Mac has other layers of difficulty as well. But for what it is worth, here are a few suggestions from a Windows user:
Tried ALL suggestions - absolutely nothing works! Super annoying and unable to proceed further with import of powerpoint files using trial version of captivate. As soon as you hit that dialogue box, you're sunk. Unable to select/deselect anything, not even "Help" link. Only able to force quite Captivate at that point.
I'm having the same issue with Captivate 2019 (full version) on a Macbook Pro running Catalina. This is deeply frustrating and, as much as I love Captivate, it is not doing what is purports to do in this case. I would love some help with this and wonder if anyone has solved this issue. I think being able to work from PowerPoint files is a plus, particularly when clients are asking you to turn decks into learning modules.
In the end I had to remove graphics from the Power Point and down save it to ppt to get it to import. In my instance that was fine since I intend to move to responsive and replace the graphics, but I need to be able to work with PowerPoints files since the IDEs are creating/editing the content there. I really hate how this issue appears to have been a problem for a VERY long time, yet there is little response other than "don't use it" and Adobe still sells the import option.
Thanks for your feedback. I insist on using a Mac as I have the rest of the Adobe suite on there and have been a Mac user for over 15 years - so I'm reluctant to change to a PC. This is also the reason why I don't really use Storyline outside of a team environment as it's not native to Mac (at least the last time I chekced). Since posting I came up with a workaround with Captivate and PP on a Mac, albeit a rather long one (39 slides). I changed the Captivate slides in a blank project to the same dimensions as PP (1280x720). I then exported each PP slide as a high quality .jpeg (flattened image) along with any images I wanted to animate separately (as .png files). I created a new folder on my Mac with literally 39 subfolders corresponding to each slide and then built the project back up in Captivate. The jpegs became the slide background and I layered the png files over top accordingly. It has turned out pretty well but I wouldn't want to be doing it all the time. It's not efficient to say the least. But the end result is that I had a Captivate project that looked exactly like the PowerPoint deck, to which I was able to add click to reveal stuff, knowledge checks etc.
@Deleted User Just pop in for a small tip: import the graphics to the project Library, lot easier. Did you use them as a real background (Custom background) or just put the image on the slide? First scenario is much better.
Hey thanks for the tip Lilybiri. This really is a one-off operation. I used the real background option option. A colleague has asked to keep the essence/layout of her PowerPoint slide. Would you still recommend importing the files into the Library in this case?
Much easier to manage than folders on your system. You can use any image in the Library to fill the background of a slide, no need to import all the time. The project library is underestimated, and one of the (many) reasons I don't like SL is that it is missing such a library. Have a look at this older blog post:
Ok, thanks again. I totally agree that the Library is a valuable tool and use it alot. I did hear Articulate added a library to its most recent version. Anyway, won't get into the comparison between the two here. There are enough of those threads
Is there a way to export reports directly from the power bi desktop to power point (without publishing the report to the web)?
Is there any plans to do that in the future?
This is a must have feature for all the analysts in my team and will love to have your support on that.
If you can't use the PBI Service, then the only option with you is to take screenshots and integrate the individual screenshots in your Powerpoint. PBI service offers the same functionality and there is not interactivity in the imported powerpoint like PBI Desktop report.
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