I didn't follow the link but your note and the other response solved the
problem. I didn't want the show to start automatically at the beginning but I
wanted it to open maximized and then I'd choose the slide where I wanted it
to start on that given day. By renaming it a pps.ppt it did this, and then
continued to open maximised the way I wanted it when I named it back to .ppt.
On another file I achieved the same result merely by naming it a .pps and
then back to ppt.
Thanks for the help.
"perfection" wrote:
> On May 11, 2:20 pm, markle <mar...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > I turn on my computer and open a powerpoint presentation every morning. They
> > always open in a minimized, "restored down" window. I just want to save
> > myself that extra click and wait everytime. I just want it to open in a
> > maximised window.
>
> I think you'll find the answer in this link
> http://groups.google.co.in/group/mic...cbd5c21a82813f
>
> It mentions if you rename the extension as pps (instead of ppt) what
> you want will happen. pps is the extension for powerpoint slide show
>
> Of course "Hide extension of known file types" must be unchecked under
> folder options > view tab.of explorer
>
>