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trick to saving PPT files when NOT connected to server

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horteditor - 19 Feb 2007 00:02 GMT
,We use Small Business Server and my laptop synchronizes with the files on
the server when I log in at work. I am just getting into PowerPoint, but I
was having trouble saving large PowerPoint 2003 files in My Documents when
NOT connected to the server at work (ie, on my laptop at home). My laptop
(which has plenty of memory and is relatively new) hung up; changes were not
saved. Our IT consultant suggested saving the file at the root of the C
directory instead, which works like a charm. When working at home I also save
the file to a flash drive, so I have a back up. I wonder if there is some
glitch with how it saves re how it will synchronize with the server later. I
have also saved the same files easily to the laptops's desktop. The problem
was just saving it to My Docs NOT connected to the server. Hope this helps
someone else!
Steve Rindsberg - 19 Feb 2007 15:49 GMT
> ,We use Small Business Server and my laptop synchronizes with the files on
> the server when I log in at work. I am just getting into PowerPoint, but I
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> was just saving it to My Docs NOT connected to the server. Hope this helps
> someone else!

Sounds like My Documents is set to be on the server and not the local PC.  If so, it makes sense
that things'd go topsyturvy when you're not connected to the server.

Thanks for posting the info.  It's a good reminder.

You might ask IT whether they can create an alternate profile (kind of like an alternate universe
but on a smaller scale <g>) that has My Documents located on your local HDD.

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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ:  www.pptfaq.com
PPTools:  www.pptools.com
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