PowerPoint question

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If I click on a PowerPoint file sent to me I get an error message that there
is no associated program to open it. But if I save it to my desktop and
double-click it, it opens with no problem. I've already associated the
program and file but this is the only way it will open the file. My other
two PC's do not have this quirk with .pps files. Is the setting somewhere in
OE? Thanks, Steve T.
 
If I click on a PowerPoint file sent to me I get an error message that there
is no associated program to open it. But if I save it to my desktop and
double-click it, it opens with no problem. I've already associated the
program and file but this is the only way it will open the file. My other
two PC's do not have this quirk with .pps files. Is the setting somewhere in
OE? Thanks, Steve T.
Do you see Powerpoint, Office, OR OE in this group's title? NO.

Ask elsewhere
 
Does the OP see an alternative newsgroup or forum recommended by you? NO.

Reply elsewhere.
 
Unable to open .PPS attachments directly from Outlook Express?:
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ppsopen.htm

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Windows® Troubleshooting http://www.winhelponline.com
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If I click on a PowerPoint file sent to me I get an error message that there
is no associated program to open it. But if I save it to my desktop and
double-click it, it opens with no problem. I've already associated the
program and file but this is the only way it will open the file. My other
two PC's do not have this quirk with .pps files. Is the setting somewhere in
OE? Thanks, Steve T.
 
Does the OP see an alternative newsgroup or forum recommended by you? NO.

Reply elsewhere.
Yes - on with Powerpoint, Office or OE in the title.

Oh, and the post goes down HERE, top poster.
 

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