How can I create a vi Image I can export to Powerpoint

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The solution depends on how you want to export to Powerpoint. I use pdfFactory which prints my VI to a pdf file. The file can be somewhat modified in Photoshop, has reasonable clarity, and is fairly compact.
If you require more editing then another format will have to be selected.
You can download a trial version of pdfFactory Pro and use it if you do not mind the reminder at the bottom of the page.
RL

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