Steve, sorry for the confusion. I'm asking a question. And
I believe I've tried all the standard processes, including
disabling all the anti-spyware and anti-virus software on
both machines.
Any ideas/suggestions greatly appreciated. - Tony
> Steve, sorry for the confusion. I'm asking a question. And
> I believe I've tried all the standard processes, including
> disabling all the anti-spyware and anti-virus software on
> both machines.
OK, thanks Tony. Just wanted to be sure. And thanks for letting us know what
you've tried already.
If you're saving to a network drive, move the file to the local hard drive and try
working with it from there.
Are there any linked images in the presentation, or images you've copy/pasted
directly from a web page?
> Any ideas/suggestions greatly appreciated. - Tony
>
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Tony Lima - 12 Mar 2008 19:18 GMT
>> Steve, sorry for the confusion. I'm asking a question. And
>> I believe I've tried all the standard processes, including
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>Are there any linked images in the presentation, or images you've copy/pasted
>directly from a web page?
Steve, I'm working on a local hard drive. As far as I know
there are no linked images or images copied from a web page
in the file.
I have a few suggestions from MS tech support that I'll try
-- as well as a few ideas of my own. I'll update this
thread if/when I find something that works. Thanks again. -
Tony
>> Any ideas/suggestions greatly appreciated. - Tony
>>
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>> >> similar condition. Check with the manufacturer of your
>> >> antivirus program to see if an update exists.