The other week I was checking tickets. I would either have been in ForestHill or Redhill and I needed to get back to Chichester. These stations are both on southern routes so if I were to get on at Forest Hill I would be sure to pass Redhill. The cheapest ticket from Forest Hill (furthest away) is £5 on the 8:49, £7.50 and £10 on the previous 3 trains while the cheapest ticket from Redhill (closest station to Chichester) is £14.90, Id be on the same train but would pay more for a shorter journey, go figure!

I have opened up the comments on my blog to not need registration, if you find any similar journeys to this post them below and help others save a few quid…

I didn’t realise that this was an unknown to many but often there is a need to pull things out of PowerPoint for alternative uses rather than put them in. This is often the case for me when produce video reports where the findings have been visualised in PowerPoint. So, it’s as simple as this, File > Save As > under the naming form fill change the drop down to png or jpg and hit save, you will then be prompted current slide or every slide, choose every slide and each slide in he deck will be saved as a separate picture or image.

If you just require an element if the slide you can right click and save as image in much the same way.

Top tip,
If your output proposed use is a higher quality than the resolution of the ppt you can often scale up your deck to A3, any vector graphics will be re sized and the quality of the output increased. Go, File > Page Setup and adjust the page accordingly.