I guess Steve will be along himself soon but I don't think that Fix links is
recommended with 2007.
See http://www.pptools.com/FAQ00132.htm

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> We have a number of PPT files originally created using Office-2003 that have
> dynamically linked images (PNG files that are dynamically updated by another
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> Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!!
Steve Rindsberg - 03 Nov 2007 01:55 GMT
> I guess Steve will be along himself soon but I don't think that Fix links is
> recommended with 2007.
>
> See http://www.pptools.com/FAQ00132.htm
More that PPT2007 isn't recommended with FixLinks.
PPT 2007 is broken, not FixLinks <g>.
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> We have a number of PPT files originally created using Office-2003 that have
> dynamically linked images (PNG files that are dynamically updated by another
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> net, sometimes they dynamic links appear to work and sometimes they do not
> (this is a mystery)
See what you can do to pin down when it works and when it doesn't.
If you can give me repro steps and even files that make the problem recur, I'd
be *very* happy to have a look at them to see what's going on.
As John mentions, though, due to link bugs in PPT 2007, I can't really recommend
using it and FixLinks together, at least not until we learn whether a service
pack fixes the problem or not.
> If I interepret the suggested workaround correctly, I believe it is saying
> to delete and rebuild all of the links again in all of the PPT files... This
> is just not a practical solution for us given the shear # of dynamic links in
> all the PPT files we have.
That seems to be what MS is suggesting. I wouldn't consider this much of a
workaround. It really boils down to "If it hurts when you do that, stop doing
that" doesn't it?
> Does anybody have any suggestions beyond what Microsoft is suggesting to get
> around this new bug in Office 2007? My confidence that Microsoft will fix
> this particular issue themselves with some sort of service pack for Office
> 2007 in a timely manner isn't really high.
>
> Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!!
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