I am doing a school project and I have 2007 software on my computer, planned
to do the project on that, but would I be able to show it on a 2003 software.
Is it backwards compatible?
Michael Koerner - 06 Mar 2008 03:04 GMT
As long as you save it as backward compatible, I don't see any problem.

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I am doing a school project and I have 2007 software on my computer, planned
to do the project on that, but would I be able to show it on a 2003 software.
Is it backwards compatible?
Echo S - 06 Mar 2008 04:32 GMT
Save the file normally, using Office Button | Save. This saves the file in
2007 format, to make it easy for you to continue to edit.
Then choose Office Button and hover over Save As. A flyout menu will open to
the right. Choose PPT 97-2003 Presentation. You'll be able to show that one
on the 2003 system.

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>I am doing a school project and I have 2007 software on my computer,
>planned
> to do the project on that, but would I be able to show it on a 2003
> software.
> Is it backwards compatible?
Taylor - 06 Mar 2008 06:42 GMT