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Removing hyperbole and typos.
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It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It has gradients. PowerpointPowerPoint (windowsWindows version) is the best EMF converter I know of.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint .PowerPoint > DrawingML (Microsoft internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It has gradients. Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter I know of.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (Microsoft internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It has gradients. PowerPoint (Windows version) is the best EMF converter I know of.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • PowerPoint > DrawingML (Microsoft internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

Removing hyperbole and typos.
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edit approved Dec 1, 2017 at 17:48
Kyle
edit approved Dec 1, 2017 at 17:48
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It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It hazhas gradients.Obviously Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter known to manI know of.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (M$Microsoft internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It haz gradients.Obviously Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter known to man.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (M$ internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It has gradients. Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter I know of.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (Microsoft internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

Fixed how to copy the drawing from GPresentations to GDocs.
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It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It haz gradients.

ObviouslyObviously Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter known to man.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (M$ internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It haz gradients.

Obviously Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter known to man.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (M$ internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

It is easy to copy vectors from Google Presentations to Drawings in Google Docs via the Web clipboard. Now to get them to Google Presentations you need a workaround.

Actually EMF is better and newer than WMF. It haz gradients.Obviously Powerpoint (windows version) is the best EMF converter known to man.

The workflow I use is this Here is the instruction video

  • Inkscape > EMF,
  • EMF > Powerpoint 2010
  • Powerpoint . DrawingML (M$ internal vector thingy),
  • Convert to GPresentations.
  • Use the Google Docs Web Clipboard to copy the vector around.

Longer description here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/ZNFr2_GdDRg

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bram alkema
bram alkema
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