prompted to save when no changes are made

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Hello again

Does anyone know why some read-only presentations after being opened and closed ask the user whether they want to save changes, when no changes have been made, and some don't? Is there any way to change this setting?

Thanks very much for your time,
Claire
 
Hello Claire
May be some automatic date field?

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

Clairelish said:
Hello again

Does anyone know why some read-only presentations after being opened and
Click to expand...
closed ask the user whether they want to save changes, when no changes have
been made, and some don't? Is there any way to change this setting?
 
If the presentation is able to run VBA, you can force it not to ask. This
will not work with the viewer.

Sub John33()
ActivePresentation.Saved = msoTrue
End Sub

It is also possible that by not asking, real changes would be lost if a user
forgets to manually save.

Is there any chance that VBA is making changes to the presentation that you
are unaware of? Does it promt for for save when the default printers are
different, or a font is unavailable on one system? These might cause the
presentation to alter its appearance a bit.

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Clairelish said:
Hello again

Does anyone know why some read-only presentations after being opened and
Click to expand...
closed ask the user whether they want to save changes, when no changes have
been made, and some don't? Is there any way to change this setting?
 
Claire,

see
PPT2000: Asked to Save Presentation After Playing Media Clip Object
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q226595

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microsoft powerpoint mvp

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Hello again

Does anyone know why some read-only presentations after being opened and closed ask the user whether they want to save
Click to expand...
changes, when no changes have been made, and some don't? Is there any way to change this setting?
 
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