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      22nd Oct 2004
It might be helpful if you placed a comment somewhere on the discussion site,
that pop-ups need to be disabled (temporarily, if need be) in order to post a
question. I spent more than 15 minutes (56K modem!) struggling with the site
before I decided to try turning that IE feature off. In typical MicroSoft
fashion and error occurs, but not an iota of help is given to help the user
figure out what (if anything) went wrong.

David
 
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      22nd Oct 2004
If you have Outlook Express (comes with Windows) you might want to access the
news server directly. Click on
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.powerpoint and it will set up an
account in OE and will take you there, I mean here. <G>
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Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials

"Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C9A7CEA1-D633-43EB-91E1-(E-Mail Removed)...
> It might be helpful if you placed a comment somewhere on the discussion site,
> that pop-ups need to be disabled (temporarily, if need be) in order to post a
> question. I spent more than 15 minutes (56K modem!) struggling with the site
> before I decided to try turning that IE feature off. In typical MicroSoft
> fashion and error occurs, but not an iota of help is given to help the user
> figure out what (if anything) went wrong.
>
> David



 
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      23rd Oct 2004
In article <C9A7CEA1-D633-43EB-91E1-(E-Mail Removed)>, Dave wrote:
> It might be helpful if you placed a comment somewhere on the discussion site,
> that pop-ups need to be disabled (temporarily, if need be) in order to post a
> question. I spent more than 15 minutes (56K modem!) struggling with the site
> before I decided to try turning that IE feature off. In typical MicroSoft
> fashion and error occurs, but not an iota of help is given to help the user
> figure out what (if anything) went wrong.


Good suggestion; unfortunately, we're all just civilians here; volunteers, not
MS employees, and we have no control over the site.

You might want to post your suggestion here, though:

Contact Microsoft: Use MSWish to request features, report problems, etc.
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00545.htm

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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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      23rd Oct 2004
I'm sorry you had problems, Dave, but thanks for reporting them. I've
emailed your suggestion to the MS crew in charge of the web interface.
Hopefully we can get some well-placed instructions there to save others the
hassle you just experienced.

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http://www.echosvoice.com


"Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> It might be helpful if you placed a comment somewhere on the discussion

site,
> that pop-ups need to be disabled (temporarily, if need be) in order to

post a
> question. I spent more than 15 minutes (56K modem!) struggling with the

site
> before I decided to try turning that IE feature off. In typical MicroSoft
> fashion and error occurs, but not an iota of help is given to help the

user
> figure out what (if anything) went wrong.
>
> David



 
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