If it’s a newer version of PowerPoint, the PPTX format should run well. If your recipient uses PowerPoint instead, you might want to consider using one of those formats. This is the native format Microsoft uses for the equivalent software PowerPoint. Everything should run fine and since it is the native format for Impress, it is easiest for Impress to handle.Īlternatively, you can save it as the PPTX which should also run nicely on Open Office as well.Īlternatively, you can save the presentation in either the PPT or PPTX format.

If you intend on sending this to someone who also has LibreOffice installed or someone who has Open Office installed, this is the standard format for presentations. This is the native format for the program. To get a better idea of what our saving options are, let’s click on “File” in the menu bar and click on “Save As…”īy default, Impress will want to save in the ODP presentation.

In our previous guide, we showed you how to add that final bit of visual polishSaving the Slide Show

In this seventh and final part of our Impress guide, we show you different ways of saving and exporting your slide show presentation.

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