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How do I print a large PowerPoint and still get high quality pictures. It’s a large file so I tried using acrobat to convert it to a pdf since I couldn’t do it on PowerPoint and it just scrambled and miscolored everything. I don’t want to set it to send as a picture because the resolution goes way down. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
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You don't have many options using an iPad. You'll have the more control over print quality using PowerPoint for Windows or for Mac on a desktop. Here is a Microsoft page on how to export at high resolution in PowerPoint for Windows.