how do I edit a slide in powerpoint

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If you have the full version of PowerPoint you can edit the slide, only if
the version of PowerPoint is the same version or later than the slide you
received.

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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Please let me know how to do this. It is a PPT that I received.

Thanks
Vinny
 
Michael Koerner said:
If you have the full version of PowerPoint you can edit the slide, only if
the version of PowerPoint is the same version or later than the slide you
received.

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Please let me know how to do this. It is a PPT that I received.

Thanks
Vinny
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Michael, your response is not exactly correct. Any file created in PPT '97
to 2003 can be edited in any version of PPT '97 to 2003. Granted some
features won't work in earlier versions but if the PPT file is just basic
slides without a lot of fancy features from the newer versions of PPT they
will edit flawlessly. I have many times edited PPT files created in '03 &
'07 (saved as '97-03 format) with '97 or '00 PPT without issues.
 
Sorry, should have added the point about effects not being seen if opened in
earlier versions. My bad.

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint




Michael Koerner said:
If you have the full version of PowerPoint you can edit the slide, only if
the version of PowerPoint is the same version or later than the slide you
received.

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Please let me know how to do this. It is a PPT that I received.

Thanks
Vinny
Click to expand...

Michael, your response is not exactly correct. Any file created in PPT '97
to 2003 can be edited in any version of PPT '97 to 2003. Granted some
features won't work in earlier versions but if the PPT file is just basic
slides without a lot of fancy features from the newer versions of PPT they
will edit flawlessly. I have many times edited PPT files created in '03 &
'07 (saved as '97-03 format) with '97 or '00 PPT without issues.
 
Michael Koerner said:
Sorry, should have added the point about effects not being seen if opened
in
earlier versions. My bad.

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint






Michael, your response is not exactly correct. Any file created in PPT
'97
to 2003 can be edited in any version of PPT '97 to 2003. Granted some
features won't work in earlier versions but if the PPT file is just basic
slides without a lot of fancy features from the newer versions of PPT they
will edit flawlessly. I have many times edited PPT files created in '03 &
'07 (saved as '97-03 format) with '97 or '00 PPT without issues.



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