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PPT error dialog box when copying slides

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Fred - 08 Mar 2005 20:38 GMT
I was trying to copy a group of slides from one
prsentation to another and received this error "There was
an error accessing".  When I reduced the group of slides
from 30 to 5 slides it worked.  These slides were not
graphic intensive.  I'm not sure what caused this? any
ideas?

Using PPT 2002, Windows 2000.

Fred
Troy @ TLC Creative - 08 Mar 2005 23:35 GMT
Are you copying from a presentation on a network?

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>I was trying to copy a group of slides from one
> prsentation to another and received this error "There was
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> Fred
Fred - 09 Mar 2005 14:47 GMT
I am on a network, but both files were saved on my local
drive with no links.  This issue seems to be related to
these files.  I tried to simulate the error again and they
copied ok.  They were mailed to me through Outlook, so as
another test I opened them directly from Outlook and did
receive the same error message when I tried to copy a
large group of slides.  Could it be a temp file issue, or
are these files having some kind corruption issues, they
were from multiple presentations which I did not create.  
This intermittent stuff drives you crazy?

Thanks Troy for the quick response!
Win 2000, PPT 2002, P4, 512 RAM, ATI 7500 32MB.
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>Are you copying from a presentation on a network?
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Sonia - 09 Mar 2005 15:55 GMT
Emailing presentations *can* cause corruption.  It doesn't occur often, but it
can happen.  It can be avoided by "zipping" the files and mailing the zipped
file.
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>I am on a network, but both files were saved on my local
> drive with no links.  This issue seems to be related to
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