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dr body n soul - 02 Feb 2005 07:27 GMT

Any solution to this problem in Windows XP with quicktime installed already?
It is a message appear on image placeholder when opening a PPT made from Mac
in a Windows XP+Office 2003.

Thank you guys in advance!
and Kung Hey Fat Choi (for those who knows Chinese New Year) =)

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Adam Crowley - 02 Feb 2005 10:31 GMT

The image was compressed using Quicktime on the Mac. PC Quicktime will not
help, the only way I know of is to get someone with a Mac to give you the
picture a different way.

> Any solution to this problem in Windows XP with quicktime installed already?
> It is a message appear on image placeholder when opening a PPT made from Mac
> in a Windows XP+Office 2003.
>
> Thank you guys in advance!
> and Kung Hey Fat Choi (for those who knows Chinese New Year) =)

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dr body n soul - 02 Feb 2005 10:55 GMT

Thanks!!

> The image was compressed using Quicktime on the Mac. PC Quicktime will
> not
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>> Thank you guys in advance!
>> and Kung Hey Fat Choi (for those who knows Chinese New Year) =)

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