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Saving PowerPoint with Macros in *.pptm Format

Q

How to save a presentation with macros in the PowerPoint Macro-Enabled Presentation (*.pptm) file format? I have created some Visual Basic codes as macros in a PowerPoint presentation. Can I save my presentation without losing those macros?

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A

Yes, you can easily save your PowerPoint presentation with macros in the macro-enabled presentation file format, *.pptm, in 3 steps:

1. Click the File menu, then click Save As menu item. You will see the "Save As" box showing up.

2. In the "Save as type:" field, select "PowerPoint Macro-Enabled Presentation (*.pptm)" option from the dropdown list.

3. Click the Save button. A new PowerPoint presentation file (extension .pptm) will be created. Your macros created with Visual Basic codes will be saved in the file.

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