Saving presentations to a file folder for future referance

It would be great if we could save our presentations, from each service in a folder (i.e. documents, downloads, new folder, etc.), to refer back to at a later time.

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Jordan Sjodin

@Leslie Craig Harris you can save Presentations to a file use the backup and restore options in the File menu. This will export your presentation along with all the media required and give you a single file

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