Max size?

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Mhaxx

I have a powerpoint file produced by Office 2003 of 1.37 Gb: if I try
to load it, the load fails saying it's not possibile..

What's the cause? Maybe is there a maximum size of a file for
powerpoint program?

Thank you,

Massimo
 
Power Point has no upper limit to the size of the file, but your computer's
abilities may. A file that large will be very slow and is very susceptible
to corruption.

The first thing you need to ask is, "Why is it so big?"
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00062.htm
Usually size issues are because the images you inserted are far too detailed
compared to what can be displayed. Get the images under control and the
size should come down.

If the PPT file will no longer open in PowerPoint, it is likely because of
file corruption. http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00108.htm

I've heard of a 3 GB PPT file, which is completely insane, so yours is not
the biggest we've seen here, but it is still far, far too big.

How many slides?
What version of PPT?
Have you compressed the images?

Bill Dilworth
 
I've heard of a 3 GB PPT file, which is completely insane, so yours is not
the biggest we've seen here, but it is still far, far too big.
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I think it's too big. Anyway I tried to open it from 4 Gb RAM based PC
but it fails.
How many slides?
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I don't know
What version of PPT?
2003

Have you compressed the images?
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No

Massimo
 
It isn't the size, like I said I've heard of 3 GB ones that functioned. It
is most likely become corrupted. Was OpenOffice not able to open it either?

Bill Dilworth
 
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