Registared Converter not found??

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Roger R

I have created a power point file twice now, then saved it
without problem. When I try to open it I recieve this
message:

Power Point could not open "....". A registered converter
was not found and may need to be reinstalled"

Aside from reinstalling powerpoint, is there anything else
I can do?
 
Roger,

Does this happen with all presentations you create?

Or have you imported/inserted something a bit out of the ordinary (wmv/qt/emf/cgm) into the troublesome presentation?

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No, I copied a template that I've used a few time with no
problems, then added some jpegs, which I have done in the
past with no problems.

Thanks for the help.
-----Original Message-----
Roger,

Does this happen with all presentations you create?

Or have you imported/inserted something a bit out of the
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ordinary (wmv/qt/emf/cgm) into the troublesome
presentation?
 
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