I have two presentations (two versions) and need to view and compare -- side
by side -- without printing out. Is this possible? Usually one opens inside
the other PPT and I have to tab back and forth. I know I can open excel to
one side and ppt to one side and go back and forth -- or word on one side
etc. I tried minimizing each presentation but that didn't work -- that's
when they both opened within the ppt application.

Open both files and then try going to Windows (on the toolbar) and selecting
"Arrange All".
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Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials
http://www.soniacoleman.com

"Tish" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have two presentations (two versions) and need to view and compare -- side
> by side -- without printing out. Is this possible? Usually one opens inside
> the other PPT and I have to tab back and forth. I know I can open excel to
> one side and ppt to one side and go back and forth -- or word on one side
> etc. I tried minimizing each presentation but that didn't work -- that's
> when they both opened within the ppt application.