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Can pp viewer presentations be modified by users to whom the file is sent?
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Troy @ TLC Creative
Not through the viewer, but if they have PowerPoint installed the file can
be opened and edited.
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Best Regards,
Troy Chollar
TLC Creative Services, Inc.
troy at tlc creative dot com
www dot tlccreative dot com
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A Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
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be opened and edited.
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Best Regards,
Troy Chollar
TLC Creative Services, Inc.
troy at tlc creative dot com
www dot tlccreative dot com
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A Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
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Guest
But just save it with a modify password, and you'll get rid of most of that.
I say "most" because I think that anything you send out can ultimately be
opened,
copied, etc. in some way. But the password, together with the viewer, and
you might a well throw in the PPS format (save as Show rather than
Presentation)
will stop "non-professionals."
I say "most" because I think that anything you send out can ultimately be
opened,
copied, etc. in some way. But the password, together with the viewer, and
you might a well throw in the PPS format (save as Show rather than
Presentation)
will stop "non-professionals."
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Steve Rindsberg
But just save it with a modify password, and you'll get rid of most of that.
I say "most" because I think that anything you send out can ultimately be
opened,
copied, etc. in some way. But the password, together with the viewer, and
you might a well throw in the PPS format (save as Show rather than
Presentation)
will stop "non-professionals."
But bear in mind that it'll also prevent anyone with PPT 2000 and earlier or
Viewer 97 from opening/viewing the files at all.
If that's not an issue ... well ... then it's not an issue. ;-)