I have a slideshow with about 300+ pictures in it that I was given. The pictures in the slideshow are fairly good resolution and I'd like to get them out of the slideshow. Is there any way to get these pictures out of the slideshow WITHOUT running the slideshow and taking screenshots. This method proves to be not very good! I'm not sure of the program that was used to create it, but any ideas? Mac or PC suggestions...

6/4/2006 7:09:32 PM

Decompile.

6/4/2006 7:21:56 PM

allrightythen. how would one go about doing that? please don't say with a decompiler either...

6/4/2006 10:32:27 PM

well, I did find an answer to this in case anyone wants to know. I found a Mac program (since I have a Mac) called File Juicer. Worked great! You can use it free, but it has a File Juicer watermark placed in one of the four corners of the pictures I extracted. It only costs $12 to get a full license. It can extract the following:

images ( jpg, jpeg 2000, gif, png , pdf , wmf, emf, tiff, eps, pict, bmp)
video (mov, mpeg, avi, wmv)
sound ( mp3, wav, System 7, au, aiff)
and text (ascii, rtf, html)

from: avi cab cache chm dmg doc emlx exe ithmb m4p mht mp3 pdf pps ppt raw swf xls zip
and other formats

Just FYI...

6/8/2006 4:07:52 PM