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Hi
I know this has been posted on before but unfortunately the reply doesn't help me so I wondered if there were any other ideas out there.
My company creates PowerPoint presentations with swfs embedded. Just occasionally we come across a presentation that when you open, regardless of in which Windows/PowerPoint environment, you get the above error message, but all the swfs work and there are no problems with the presentation. Clearly this isn't a critical error but is off-putting to the end-user.
Has anyone else had this problem or does anyone have any ideas about how to resolve it? We were thinking it might be to do with having 2 Flash movies of the same name/different names on one slide but haven't been able to prove this.
Many thanks
Claire
I know this has been posted on before but unfortunately the reply doesn't help me so I wondered if there were any other ideas out there.
My company creates PowerPoint presentations with swfs embedded. Just occasionally we come across a presentation that when you open, regardless of in which Windows/PowerPoint environment, you get the above error message, but all the swfs work and there are no problems with the presentation. Clearly this isn't a critical error but is off-putting to the end-user.
Has anyone else had this problem or does anyone have any ideas about how to resolve it? We were thinking it might be to do with having 2 Flash movies of the same name/different names on one slide but haven't been able to prove this.
Many thanks
Claire