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Can you give us a bit more info Scott? What version of PPT? How are you
'taking' the slide from one presentation to another? Is this a new problem?
Lucy
'taking' the slide from one presentation to another? Is this a new problem?
Lucy
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Guest
PPT 2000, Using the insert command from top menu
then slide from file then I get the error message?
then slide from file then I get the error message?
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Steve Rindsberg
PPT 2000, Using the insert command from top menu
then slide from file then I get the error message?
If powering down and restarting the PC doesn't help, try this:
Open both presentations, put both in Slide Sorter view.
Click the slide you want to copy, choose Edit, Copy.
Switch to the other presentation and choose Edit, Paste.
Does that work?
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Guest
That is what I have been doing since the menu comand does not work, but I
would like a fix as I do this operation alot.
But thanks for the sugestion.
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would like a fix as I do this operation alot.
But thanks for the sugestion.
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Steve Rindsberg
Try Help, Detect and Repair.
That is what I have been doing since the menu comand does not work, but I
would like a fix as I do this operation alot.
But thanks for the sugestion.
S
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Guest
First thing I tried
Steve Rindsberg said:Try Help, Detect and Repair.
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Steve Rindsberg
I don't know what else to suggest, then. Couldn't find anything helpful on MS.
If it were mine, I'd probably uninstall Office, run a registry cleaner, restart the PC
and reinstall Office. After backing up my files, of course.
More info on that:
Completely uninstall Office - Office Erasers / Registry Cleaners
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00297.htm
Otherwise, it might be time to give MS a call.
If it were mine, I'd probably uninstall Office, run a registry cleaner, restart the PC
and reinstall Office. After backing up my files, of course.
More info on that:
Completely uninstall Office - Office Erasers / Registry Cleaners
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00297.htm
Otherwise, it might be time to give MS a call.
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Guest
My thoughts exactly, but I will keep using it who knows it may fix itself,
I am also thinking of upgrading to the newer version.
Thanks,
S
I am also thinking of upgrading to the newer version.
Thanks,
S