[mso] Re: Office 2000 - Powerpoint inquiry
- From: "Robin Banks" <justin_morgan69@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 08:24:24 +0930
how large is the file? it could be causing the problem, especially if the
graphics are high resolution.
problem with many microsoft error messages, they dont tell you much. night
be worth reinstalling powerpoint though.
kim
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From: "Robert Carneal" <carnealre@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello all.
I downloaded a PowerPoint presentation, checked it with Trend Micro, and
Ad-aware, and it passed both.
However, for some reason, ever since I download that presentation, every so
often this message comes up even with PowerPoint NOT open:
This PowerPoint presentation has an error. Please close the Presentation and
PowerPoint.
Open PowerPoint again to open the Presentation correctly.
Well, when I open PowerPoint, then open this presentation, all is well. All
runs fine. When I close the presentation, and close PowerPoint, the message
appears, I would say about 17 minutes (estimated) apart. Is it a virus even
though Trend Micro says no? I am not sure what to do to kill it. I tried
saving the presentation file to a CD, and removing the file from the hard
drive- but that message still appears- suggesting to me something else is
wrong. Yes, I have updated Trend Micro.
The presentation is very graphical. Could one of the graphics be the
problem, rather than the presentation itself?
Whatever the cause, how is it corrected? I would prefer keeping the
presentation if possible. I don't mind cleaning, fixing it, etc., once I
know how.
Thanks.
Robert
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