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TazoWolf
I'm running Powerpoint 2000, SP3 in Microsoft Windows XP.
All updates are current. My office version is Office 2000.
The file was created using Office 2000 Professional in
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, and was saved in both
..pps amd .ppt formats. Both open properly on the computer
they were created on, as well as the computer I had at
work, which had the same Office program. However, when I
attempt to open it on my new laptop, I get the error message:
"PowerPoint can't open the type of file represented by
"filename.ppt" or "filename.pps"
What gives? I know the the file isn't corrupt, since it
opens fine on some other systems, including the one it was
created on. Is Microsoft just being evil and making it so
that I have to completely redo the file on a different
computer? I'm insanely frustrated by this.
All updates are current. My office version is Office 2000.
The file was created using Office 2000 Professional in
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, and was saved in both
..pps amd .ppt formats. Both open properly on the computer
they were created on, as well as the computer I had at
work, which had the same Office program. However, when I
attempt to open it on my new laptop, I get the error message:
"PowerPoint can't open the type of file represented by
"filename.ppt" or "filename.pps"
What gives? I know the the file isn't corrupt, since it
opens fine on some other systems, including the one it was
created on. Is Microsoft just being evil and making it so
that I have to completely redo the file on a different
computer? I'm insanely frustrated by this.