Sometimes you may want to abort the application and get out. For example,
you hit the save button by mistake and it is trying to save the file.
Unless you have a backup of your presentation, you DON'T want to abort while
PowerPoint is saving. That's a good way to court corruption.
In other cases, you may have to press Ctrl+Alt+Del, choose Task Manager and end
the Powerpnt.exe process (something you should do only if PowerPoint is
completely hung or won't open because a prior copy is stuck in the task list)
have made will be lost. Sometimes, if I double click on the excel sheet I have
pasted, it will just hang. The only way I could get out is by ending the
application.
It seems that this is the real problem you want to solve, isn't it?
Does this happen with all presentations and/or with any excel content you've
pasted into PPT? What version of PPT?
--
Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
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