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Sorry for the repeat question but I still have not been able to solve this
problem. I have MS Office Prof. 2003 running on XP. I have deleted the
program and re-installed it and then run fix and repair. That came out ok.
Then I deleted all the temp files located under local settings as well as
other folders that said temp. I can record one slide and sometimes 3 or 4 in
a row then an error message pops up saying PPT can't access.....Wav because
the file or folder is read-only. I checked the properties and the read only
box is grey and not checked. Help please!
 
KingsKid43 said:
Sorry for the repeat question but I still have not been able to solve this
problem. I have MS Office Prof. 2003 running on XP. I have deleted the
program and re-installed it and then run fix and repair. That came out ok.
Then I deleted all the temp files located under local settings as well as
other folders that said temp. I can record one slide and sometimes 3 or 4 in
a row then an error message pops up saying PPT can't access.....Wav because
the file or folder is read-only. I checked the properties and the read only
box is grey and not checked. Help please!
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This is happening when you try to record narrations, is that correct?

First, make sure you've got lots of spare space on the hard drive.

Next, try this: Slide Show, Record Narration. In the resulting dialog box, put
a check next to Link, then click Browse to choose a folder you *know* you can
save and open files from. Then record your narration or at least a good chunk
of it. See how far you get.
 
Thank you Steve, I have over 500 slides recorded and only a few will not
record. I have imbeded the voice because it is easer to send to my boss and
have him check out my work. I will try linking. Thank you.
 
Thank you Steve, I have over 500 slides recorded and only a few will not
record. I have imbeded the voice because it is easer to send to my boss and
have him check out my work. I will try linking. Thank you.
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Note: I'm only suggesting that option as a test, so don't go and redo everything just
yet, 'kay?
 
Thank you Steve (and others) I found the problem! :) Spy Doctor was in
conflict with PPT when I deleted this program then I could record with no
problem in PPT again.
Thank you all for all your help!!
 
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