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lost doc,have html files of doc,want to reopen to edit ppt

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Cmoore13 - 10 Nov 2007 15:38 GMT
lost heavy ppt document, my own stupidity, but have all the converted to html
files but i need to open and update the presentation or edit for improvements
and cannot open html in ppt so is there a way to do it? there is a lot of the
custom animation in it so the programs that i have that can import the html
leave all that behind and only give me static pages without the ppt fluff.
can you tell me if there is a way to do this..or am i doomed to the drawing
board again?
Echo S - 10 Nov 2007 16:07 GMT
Why can't you open HTML in PowerPoint? Just use File | Open, navigate to the
HTML file and select it. You may need to specify "all files" in the "open
files of type" box in the Open dialog.

Then use File | Save As and save the file as a PPT file.

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> lost heavy ppt document, my own stupidity, but have all the converted to
> html
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> drawing
> board again?
 
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