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How to Print a Powerpoint Outline

posted on March 26, 2019

While you may only think of Powerpoint as something that you show to others over a projector, or share as a digital file, it has a surprisingly robust selection of print options.

Whether you want to print each slide on a full page of paper, or include your speaker notes along with the slide, you have some options that let you configure what you want to print and how you want to print it. One of the options available to you is to print your presentation as an outline. This simplifies the presentation into a list where the title of each slide is listed. Our guide below will show you how to print an outline in Powerpoint for Office 365.

How to Print an Outline of Your Powerpoint Presentation

The steps in this article were performed in Powerpoint for Office 365. However, you can also use similar steps to print your slideshow as an outline in earlier versions of Powerpoint as well.

Step 1: Open your presentation in Powerpoint.

Step 2: Click the File tab at the top-left of the window.

open the powerpoint file menu

Step 3: Select the Print tab at the left side of the window.

select the print tab

Step 4: Choose the Full Page Slides option in the center column.

click the full page slides button

Step 5: Click the Outline option.

how to print a powerpoint outline

Do you need a different layout for your presentation? Find out how to make your Powerpoint slides vertical by changing to the portrait orientation.

Matthew Burleigh
Matthew Burleigh

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