package for CD does not show up in my ppt 2003

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No matter what I do, I have followed all posted directions, the menu command
does not appear in any shape or form on my File dropdown list. I am stumped
and no one seems to have encountered or addressed this before. Can anybod
Help??!! I'm running winXP and Office 2003.

Roger
 
Right click anywhere blank on the toolbar and choose customize. File should
be selected scroll down and see if package for cd is there (it will be!)

When found open the real file menu and drag "package for cd" on to it.
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Bodor said:
No matter what I do, I have followed all posted directions, the menu command
does not appear in any shape or form on my File dropdown list. I am stumped
and no one seems to have encountered or addressed this before. Can anybod
Help??!! I'm running winXP and Office 2003.

Roger
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Thanks for your replay.

I did it (I believe correctly) right clicked and clicked customize. The
two column subwindow opened and there was a list of menus on the left with a
list of commands on the right. File was highlighted. Package for CD was not
in the commands list. Just save as Web Page or Publish as Web Page.

I definitely have PPT2003 and it has SP2. It has plugins for Camtasia (movie
and Flash files) and Adbobe PDF

Hope we can solve this. Do appreciate your help.

Roger
 
What happens if in customize menu you click rearrange and then add?
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John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
 
One more thought in tools>customise>options do you have show full menus ticked?
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Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
 
Thanks John, I appreciate the suggestions, but none of the above have helped.
What if I go back and reinstall my XP version? Does it have package for CD
or Pack and Go. Heck I remember as farback as win 98 having Pack and Go
option. Maybe even in Win 95.


Regards,

Roger Bodo
 
Thanks John, I appreciate the suggestions, but none of the above have helped.
What if I go back and reinstall my XP version? Does it have package for CD
or Pack and Go. Heck I remember as farback as win 98 having Pack and Go
option. Maybe even in Win 95.
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You're getting the Windows versions and PPT versions mixed up, I think.

Pack & Go and Package for CD are both PowerPoint features, totally independent of
your Windows version.

Reinstalling Windows will have no effect at all, other than possibly breaking other
things, wasting your time and making you grumpy. ;-)

Reinstalling Office may help, though. Try this:

Put in the Office 2003 CD, let the installer start.
It'll come up in Maintenance Mode.
Choose the top option, "Add or remove features ..."
Click Next

On the next screen make sure there's a check next to "Choose advanced customization
of applications" (sounds scary; in plain English it just means "Let ME choose what I
want to install"). Don't change anything else.

Click Next

In the next screen, click the + next to Microsoft Office PowerPoint and make sure
that Package For CD is set to "Run from my computer".

If it's already set that way, cancel out of the installer.
If not, set it so and click UPDATE and let the install complete.
 
Thank you Steve. That was it alright. In fact, there were several items
that were Xed out. That did the job. Phew ... what a mystery.

BTW, I was talking about going back to the XP version of office not Windows.
I am not that crazy.

Thanks again.

Roger
 
Thank you Steve. That was it alright. In fact, there were several items
that were Xed out. That did the job. Phew ... what a mystery.

BTW, I was talking about going back to the XP version of office not Windows.
I am not that crazy.

Thanks again.

Roger
 
Thank you Steve. That was it alright. In fact, there were several items
that were Xed out. That did the job. Phew ... what a mystery.

BTW, I was talking about going back to the XP version of office not Windows.
I am not that crazy.

Thanks again.

Roger
 
Thanks Steve,

That was it alright. In fact there were several items that were unchecked
that I set. Works now. BTW I was talking about going back top an earlier
version of office, Offioce XP not Win XP. I'm not that crazy.

Thanks again, Roger
 
Thank you Steve. That was it alright. In fact, there were several items
that were Xed out. That did the job. Phew ... what a mystery.
Click to expand...

Great, glad to hear it.
BTW, I was talking about going back to the XP version of office not Windows.
I am not that crazy.
Click to expand...

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Thanks Steve,

That was it alright. In fact there were several items that were unchecked
that I set. Works now. BTW I was talking about going back top an earlier
version of office, Offioce XP not Win XP. I'm not that crazy.
Click to expand...

Please step away from the SEND button and put your hands up, sir.


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