My company is creating a PowerPoint template that will be used by all
employees. To keep things standard, I was wondering if it would be possible
to restrict editing/changing of elements (fonts, images, etc.) placed on the
slide master. I know you can do something similar to this ...

I am trying to save a powerpoint that was done in 2007 as a save as for
powerpoint 97-2003 and keep getting an error that states "Powerpoint found an
error that it can't correct.  You should save your presentation, quit and
restart Powerpoint." Any ideas on why this won't save?

It seems I have the opposite problem as everyone else.  How do I save a power
point presentation so that it is 'read only'?

Whenever I close Powerpoint I get a failure error and the program restarts
and send diagnostics data to Microsoft. Word does this most of the time as
well but not Outlook or Excel.
I am running Office Outlook 2007 with SP1 on Windows XP SP2. I didn't always

I have a heavily-customized interface for PPT V2003. Furthermore, I'm
supposed to be the authority on interface customization, but I've run into a
situation that has me stumped.
Essentially, my customized interface is being maintained without the help or

the thing is we've had this newly designed ppt, but the graphs are
done in another ppt file, i just need to transfer all graphs to this
new template that looks like a word file instead of tranditional ppt,
but it's still ppt. I'm using ppt 2003, the new template was designed

I have a 654 slide powerpoint that I did in 2007 and tried to convert back to
2003.  When I try to open it it gives me an error message stating that there
is not enough memory.  Is there a way to fix this?  I know that I have enough
memory on my computer.  Any help would great!  ...

Powerpoint 2007 - save as PDF add-in appears to have a memory leak when
saving a PDF (slides with notes) in PPT (haven't checked saving without
notes). If use the add-in to save a 5 mb presentation as a low res (web
quality) PDF, it takes ten minutes, and uses 600 mb of Page File ...

I am set up with dual monitors but I can't get PowerPoint to open a different
presentation on each monitor.  Word will do this, but not PowerPoint.  Is
there some setting that needs to checked/unchecked?  I would like to view the
presentations side by side.

In PowerPoint 2003, I'm trying to record a macro to Insert Slides from
Files.
However, when I finish recording and edit the macro, it is blank as below:
Sub Macro4()

I have a Vista/Office 2007 user who cannot see certain pictures in the
slides. These are just PPT clip art pieces like shapes in the background of
text, not images outside of PPT. I have users on XP machines who have either
Office 2007 or 2003 can all see these images just fine. ...

After saving a Powerpoint presentation I am trying to change one of the
slides but the program is not allowing me to change anything in the
presentation. I would appreciate any suggestions.

I am working on a presentation for my office, that will be viewed and used by
many different people. I need to make sure that people can't move/change the
size of boxes, change font/size, and protect some text.
Also, I have check boxes and hyperlinks in this presentation, is ...

I want to have my PowerPoint grab an image from my web site without
downloading it into the presentation.  Normally if this was an HTML doc i
would use something like :
<tr align="center" valign="middle">

Is there a way to start a new presentation without closing out of the program.