I don't know that. My experience with PPT is minimal. If you had the
PowerPoint presentation you could strip it out easily. Is there a reason why
if you both have PPT, that she sent it as a Word doc?

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JoAnn Paules
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> Actually I do have power point, she had just sent it to me already as a
> word
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Christle - 11 Oct 2005 04:34 GMT
She's doing a presentation for a class so did the power point document, but
is also required by the class to give out notes in a word document. This is
why I got it in the word format. What do you mean by "strip it out"? My
power point experience is less than minimal, so you're one step ahead of me
:) Thank you again for your time.
Christle
> I don't know that. My experience with PPT is minimal. If you had the
> PowerPoint presentation you could strip it out easily. Is there a reason why
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> >> > Christle
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] - 11 Oct 2005 05:43 GMT
Copy and paste should work.

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> She's doing a presentation for a class so did the power point document,
> but
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