Do you feel lucky?
You will need to be very lucky for this to work.
It is possible that PowerPoint created a temp file of your presentation with
working modifications. If so, then you may be able to recover some of your
work. But first the hard part: finding the tmp file.
Do a file search on your hard drive for *.tmp created on the correct date.
The results will need to be ...
1) Copied to the desktop
2) Renamed to *.PPT
3) Attempted to open in PowerPoint
4) The copy deleted if not a valid PPT file
If you locate the file, I would immediately save it as something new.
Good luck,
B
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