powerpoint viewer 2007 on USB

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jacktheripper

hi,

ok, so hard as i try i cannot work out how to transer Microsoft
Powerpoint Viewer 2007 onto my USB. The computers at school only have
Powerpoint 2003, but i would like to keep all the functionality etc
that i have implemented into my slideshow with 2007 version.

simple question: how do you transfer Microsoft Powerpoint Viewer 2007
onto a USB?




thanks,

jack
 
jacktheripper said:
hi,

ok, so hard as i try i cannot work out how to transer Microsoft
Powerpoint Viewer 2007 onto my USB. The computers at school only have
Powerpoint 2003, but i would like to keep all the functionality etc
that i have implemented into my slideshow with 2007 version.

simple question: how do you transfer Microsoft Powerpoint Viewer 2007
onto a USB?




thanks,

jack
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If you are trying to run PPT viewer from the USB drive you can't. It is not
designed as a stand alone product but must put installation "ties" into the
operating system's registry of the computer you are attempting to use the
program on.

You would need to copy the installation file onto the USB, take it to your
school and install it as either a standalone program on each computer or
through the network.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...40-14E1-467D-8DCA-19D2A8FD7485&displaylang=en
and read the installation and removal instructions at the bottom of the
page.
 
If you are trying to run PPT viewer from the USB drive you can't. It is not
designed as a stand alone product but must put installation "ties" into the
operating system's registry of the computer you are attempting to use the
program on.

You would need to copy the installation file onto the USB, take it to your
school and install it as either a standalone program on each computer or
through the network.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...40-14E1-467D-8DCA-19D2A8FD7485&displaylang=en
and read the installation and removal instructions at the bottom of the
page.
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vmware thinapp ?
 
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