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Problems Reading PPS presentations
FreddieM
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I have recently got this Laptop and get some emails with PPs for me to view.
I keep getting this error message which prevents me from seeing these presentations This file does not have a programme associated with it.
Please install a programme or, if one is already installed create an association? in the default programmes control??? (What does that mean??)
My OS is Windows 7
I run Office 2003
Can anyone point me in the right direction please
I keep getting this error message which prevents me from seeing these presentations This file does not have a programme associated with it.
Please install a programme or, if one is already installed create an association? in the default programmes control??? (What does that mean??)
My OS is Windows 7
I run Office 2003
Can anyone point me in the right direction please
If youcan lie down at night knowing in your heart that you just made someone’s day just a little bit better,you know you had a good day!!
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Do you have microsoft powerpoint 2003 included in office 2003?
What did he ppt come as?
If you have the right program: Save ppt file to desktop. Right click the ppt file, Open from program, can you find a button for powerpoint? Maybe browse for powerpoint...0 -
The_Grandmaster wrote: »Do you have microsoft powerpoint 2003 included in office 2003?
What did he ppt come as?
If you have the right program: Save ppt file to desktop. Right click the ppt file, Open from program, can you find a button for powerpoint? Maybe browse for powerpoint...
Just come as a PPS file
Will slip the 2003 disk in to see iff PP is there, thanks for starting m,e off will report back shortly
Just to confirm that my 2003 powerpoint hadn't installed correctly and all is now working perfectly....... THANK YOUIf youcan lie down at night knowing in your heart that you just made someone’s day just a little bit better,you know you had a good day!!0
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