hey folks...I'm running explorer 6 service pack 2 and it won't open
powerpoint demos converted to mht...any ideas why? i thought i was running
the latest version of explorer...In addition when i save to html it still
looks weird through explorer...the slides have big white patches and
generally dont look how they were designed...
any ideas?
Thanks

In article <A425FF20-84E9-434B-9A54-(E-Mail Removed)>, Mr ocnitsa
wrote:
> hey folks...I'm running explorer 6 service pack 2 and it won't open
> powerpoint demos converted to mht...any ideas why? i thought i was running
> the latest version of explorer...In addition when i save to html it still
> looks weird through explorer...the slides have big white patches and
> generally dont look how they were designed...
> any ideas?

Got URL? Is there an example posted where we can have a peek?

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Most likely you are running into the issue documented in the following KB
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