I would recommend you try out the File > Export for Office feature. That will optimize the export for your need.

Gérard 

 Hi Silver

Thanks for mailing me. Gerard has answered your question. I do it some other way. I export all my corel graphics in .JPG or .TIFF format & import it in Presentation. Rest of the text required is either create it in presentation or just import it from other ready to import files like .TXT, .RTF etc. I do it for my convenience. It becomes easier for me to handle each element in my presentation separately.

Anand 

This works fine as long as you just want to use the graphic.

However, I am in the situation where I need to work on a graphic with another person. This person has only ever used Powerpnt to do graphics, whereas I am using Corel.

Is there any way I can export graphics such that they can be edited in Powerpnt? All imported pictures get screwed up when I convert them to a Microsoft Draw Object, though they look fine when they are locked.

The graphics are simple lines, shapes, and probably the most complicated thing are some welded shapes and a gradient fill or two.

Thanks!