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DMD31842 - 15 Jul 2007 10:54 GMT
I just started using Powerpoint 2007. How do I insure that I can use this on
a computer that does not have 2007 installed? Thanks, David
Echo S - 15 Jul 2007 15:12 GMT
In 2007, use Office Button | Save As and choose "97-2003 presentation."

If you've used new features, like glows and reflections, the objects you've
added those to will not be editable in earlier versions of PPT. But the
files will open, and regular text and stuff should still be editable.

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>I just started using Powerpoint 2007. How do I insure that I can use this
>on
> a computer that does not have 2007 installed? Thanks, David
DMD31842 - 15 Jul 2007 15:40 GMT
Thanks. I just found that out! I appreciate the quick response.

> In 2007, use Office Button | Save As and choose "97-2003 presentation."
>
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> >on
> > a computer that does not have 2007 installed? Thanks, David
Glen Millar - 16 Jul 2007 09:49 GMT
Hi,

In addition to what Echo said, there is a Compatibility Checker. Go to the
Office button| Prepare| Run Compatibility Checker. There is also a check box
to ensure it runs every time you save to the 97-2003 format. It will give
you a list of what will be lost when you save backwards.

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