If you're using simple text, you should be fine. From 2003 back, you'll loose
certain types of transitions and animations.
Sandy

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> I've created a collection of presentations, which I need to distribute
> throughout our organisation. They've been creaetd in Powerpoint 2003, but I
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> Thanks!
Jeff - 04 Sep 2007 14:28 GMT
Thanks for this Sandy, much appreciated
> If you're using simple text, you should be fine. From 2003 back, you'll
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>> Thanks!
Ute Simon - 04 Sep 2007 20:14 GMT
... and in addition to Sandy: Make sure that the font you use for the text
is not too "exotic". Prefer Arial, Times New Roman, Tahoma, or Verdana. Most
PC users will have them on their machines. In mixed environments with Macs,
prefer one of the first two (because of readability I prefer Arial).
Best regards,
Ute

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Das PowerPoint-Event des Jahres: Die PowerPoint-Anwendertage,
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> If you're using simple text, you should be fine. From 2003 back, you'll
> loose
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