Opening a PPS file

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Okay, I did a System Resotre, since I was getting "Runtime Errors' too the
last few days.. probably caused since I deleted Adobe Reader and
re-installed it the other day. ~Rolling eyes~ It seems to be kinc of
tricky to uninstall it, I believe.

The Runtime errors disappeared, as far as I can tell. I proceeded with
redoing the steps described in the document and PowerPoint now opens, when I
double-click on a file in Outlook Express, but after the viruscheck it tells
me there is an invalid path... :(

So there is some improvement, but not 100% right yet....

Thanks for any advice. This was by the way a PPT file, but I still made
sure all was checked, as mentioned in the document.

Ellen
 
You're probably spending more time on this than it's worth. <VBG> It makes me
real nervous when people say they "deleted an application", e.g. Acrobat Reader.
I hope you meant that you "uninstalled" it.

Runtime errors? When? In what application? What do they say? It sounds like
you've got other "bad stuff" going on.

Try disabling virus checking just before you try to open the email attachment.
Does that make a difference?
 
Hi Sonia,

yes, I know... but I do not give up easily!

And don't get nervous.... LOL
Since yes, I meant Uninstall.. sorry for my word choice!

I got Runtime Errors on pages I opened with/via Internet Explorer, which
seem to be resolved by now.

I wonder if my problem has to do with memory ... since after reboots it
most of the times it works fine... I am just guessing.
Or maybe in combination with an other program running...

Anyway, right now it seems to work again.

Best regards,
Ellen
 
Runtime errors in IE are probably the fault of the webmaster and can be
suppressed by disabling script debugging in IE's Internet Options > Advanced.
You don't want to debug someone else's HTML. You can even test that by visiting
my website because I have an error somewhere in my web template. It's making me
crazy. Free chocolate to anyone who can spot it for me. <G>
 
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