Select > Copy > Paste may do what you require. The result is a set of
objects which may need to be converted / ungrouped to enable them to be
edited in Powerpoint as MS office drawing objects
Yours
Martin Spiers
Senior Engineer
MWH Wastewater Networks
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25/04/2005 14:09 Subject: MI-L MapInfo to
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Dear list
I would like to know if there is a possibility to export the vectors from
MapInfo directly into PowerPoint. So that I could change the shape or color
of a dataset in PowerPoint. I am looking for a tool which would integrate
such features in PowerPoint with ease.
I am appreciaitng any help.
With kind regards
Chris
christian cattaneo
Bundesamt f�r Verkehr BAV
Bollwerk 27/29
CH-3003 Bern
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