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I am a Windows XP Home user. I have a Toshiba Sattelite
Laptop and cannot seem to find Powerpoint on system
anywhere. Can anyone tell me why I wouldn't have
Powerpoint on my system.

Have tried to open powerpoint presentation from Drive A,
says not recognising the product that created the
document.

Is there anyway that I can get powerpoint onto the
System? Free Downloads Etc?
 
PowerPoint normally does not come loaded with new computers unless specifically
ordered. It is also not available for download.

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I am a Windows XP Home user. I have a Toshiba Sattelite
Laptop and cannot seem to find Powerpoint on system
anywhere. Can anyone tell me why I wouldn't have
Powerpoint on my system.

Have tried to open powerpoint presentation from Drive A,
says not recognising the product that created the
document.

Is there anyway that I can get powerpoint onto the
System? Free Downloads Etc?
 
One additional thought is if you need to view a PowerPoint file, you can
download the free PowerPoint Viewer from Microsoft's web site. This allows
you to view and print a PowerPoint presentation, but not edit or create it.
 
I am a Windows XP Home user. I have a Toshiba Sattelite
Laptop and cannot seem to find Powerpoint on system
anywhere. Can anyone tell me why I wouldn't have
Powerpoint on my system.
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This will explain:

Where's PowerPoint?
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00280.htm
Is there anyway that I can get powerpoint onto the
System? Free Downloads Etc?
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No, you can't get PowerPoint for free, but there's a free viewer that'll let
you look at or print the presentation:

Download Free PowerPoint Viewers
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00153.htm
 
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