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Laci - 14 Mar 2008 01:58 GMT
how do i save a presentation in simple ppt. I am trying to turn in an
assignment via email and I am pptx now and the instructor cannot open it and
told me to do it in simple ppt? Does this mean I also have to redo the
project, or just save it in a different way?
Laci
Bill Dilworth - 14 Mar 2008 02:20 GMT
No, just open your existing presentation and use the Save As command and
select PowerPoint 2003.

This will save the file as a simple PPT file, but may have some minor
changes.  Some text with effects become graphics, some other minor change,
but the whole thing should display for your professor.

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> how do i save a presentation in simple ppt. I am trying to turn in an
> assignment via email and I am pptx now and the instructor cannot open it
> and
> told me to do it in simple ppt? Does this mean I also have to redo the
> project, or just save it in a different way?
> Laci
Echo S - 14 Mar 2008 16:56 GMT
In addition to what Bill said (which is what you need to do, for sure), you
might let your prof know there's a compatibility pack he/she can install so
he can open Office 2007-format files. I'm sure he receives them from other
students on occasion as well. Here's a link to it:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=941B3470-3AE9-4AEE-8F43
-C6BB74CD1466&displaylang=en


Note: you don't need to install this compat pack. You just need to save your
file as the 97-2003 format in Save As (as Bill explained).

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> how do i save a presentation in simple ppt. I am trying to turn in an
> assignment via email and I am pptx now and the instructor cannot open it
> and
> told me to do it in simple ppt? Does this mean I also have to redo the
> project, or just save it in a different way?
> Laci
< < Rino > > - 14 Mar 2008 18:35 GMT
In addition to what Bill's and Echo's said:
I would retained my original file because my PC can display properly.
I'll use Save As only to save *another files* for my Prof uses. How?
Just put a No. after my file name; example: rino_project2.ppt

When my Prof installed as what Echo's suggested then I'll send my
original file (without #2.ppt) or my Prof is happy viewing my original
file he/she already got.

Take care Laci and I know you can do it!
Rino

> how do i save a presentation in simple ppt. I am trying to turn in an
> assignment via email and I am pptx now and the instructor cannot open it and
> told me to do it in simple ppt? Does this mean I also have to redo the
> project, or just save it in a different way?
> Laci

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