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Converting PowerPoint Files to Scenarios Converting Directly from a PowerPoint File to a Scenario This section explains how to convert directly from a PowerPoint file to a scenario. q This is useful when you want to convert without modifying any settings. Because the settings from the Set screen are reflected during conversion, check the settings before hand when After converting a file, copy it to memory is not selected. Procedure A Drag & drop the PowerPoint file icon to the EasyMP Slide Converter program icon on the desktop. Or, right click the PowerPoint file and select " Convert to FSE". Note that, in this case, it is not possible to select multiple PowerPoint files and convert them. Select only one file for conversion. EasyMP Slide Converter starts. 77 B When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is selected on the Set screen, the Set screen is displayed. Go to procedure 4 s "Converting to a Scenario". When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is not selected, click "Convert" on the confirmation screen to convert the file. Converting the file to a scenario starts. When Play a slideshow and convert files is selected from Conversion Mode, the Slideshow is displayed. C When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is not selected, the main screen is displayed when conversion is complete. When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is selected, go to procedure 6 s "Converting to a Scenario". Then make setting such as scenario preview, copy to memory, and AutoRun.s "Explanation of the Main Screen" p.71

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Converting PowerPoint Files to Scenarios
77
Converting Directly from a PowerPoint File to a
Scenario
This section explains how to convert directly from a PowerPoint file to a
scenario.
q
This is useful when you want to convert without modifying any settings.
Because the settings from the Set screen are reflected during conversion,
check the settings before hand when
After converting a file, copy it to
memory
is not selected.
Procedure
A
Drag & drop the PowerPoint file icon to the EasyMP Slide
Converter program icon on the desktop. Or, right click the
PowerPoint file and select " Convert to FSE".
Note that, in this case, it is not possible to select multiple Power-
Point files and convert them. Select only one file for conversion.
EasyMP Slide Converter starts.
B
When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is selected
on the Set screen, the Set screen is displayed. Go to
procedure 4
s
"Converting to a Scenario"
.
When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is not
selected, click "Convert" on the confirmation screen to
convert the file.
Converting the file to a scenario starts. When
Play a slideshow and
convert files
is selected from Conversion Mode, the Slideshow is
displayed.
C
When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is not
selected, the main screen is displayed when conversion is
complete.
When "After converting a file, copy it to memory." is
selected, go to procedure 6
s
"Converting to a Scenario"
.
Then make setting such as scenario preview, copy to memory, and
AutoRun.
s
"Explanation of the Main Screen"
p.71