Hello,
If indeed, as others have suggested, the presentation has been password
protected, you might still be able to view it (not edit it) without having
to know the password if has only been password protected against
modification.
Simply download PowerPoint Viewer 2003 and try to open the presentation
with it.
John Langhans
Microsoft Corporation
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