how do saving powerpoint to cd?

[Guest]

I cant get my powerpoint presentation to save. It keeps telling me its a
read only file. Can someone tell me how to fix this. thank you

 

[Bill Dilworth]

Use the File => "Save As" function and give it a new name.


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[Bill Dilworth]

Sorry, didn't catch the CD part.

Depending on your version, either use the burn to CD function in PowerPoint
(2002 or 2003), or burn to a folder on your Hard Drive then use the
computer's CD burning capabilities.

**Make an AutoRun CD
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00037.htm


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[Guest]

If your in Office 2003 just go to file pack and go and it want's to pack it
on a cd. Or use you cd burning software and use the option that let's you
make a data cd and navigate to your folder and click on burn and there it is
on your cd. If it won't let you burn it because it's a read only file go to
My Documents or whereever you have it stored find the file select it (click
once) right-click and uncheck the Read only check box or go to File-Save as
and save under a different name then burn it to your cd.


Deborah Anderson

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

If your in Office 2003 just go to file pack and go and it want's to pack it
on a cd.

Right answer but slightly mistaken feature name:

That'd be "Package for CD"

Pack and Go isn't included in Office 2003, only in older versions of PowerPoint
and doesn't allow you to burn CDs, where Package for CD does.



Or use you cd burning software and use the option that let's you

 

[Guest]

I knew the feature name was off but I wasn't at home where I have 2003 and
couldn't quite remember the name of it...I knew I was close but...I'll be
glad when the school upgrades of office 2003 next month.
Deborah Jean

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I knew the feature name was off but I wasn't at home where I have 2003 and
couldn't quite remember the name of it...I knew I was close but...I'll be
glad when the school upgrades of office 2003 next month.

The mental bounce between versions can make a body ... or at least the brain atop it
... weary.