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08-09-2012, 11:13 PM
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Do you mean open them so they can be edited?
If so simply open PowerPoint (not from the pps) Click the big round Office button top left Choose OPEN Find the PPS and OK Save as a PowerPoint presentation .ppt or .pptx You can also Right Click the pps and select NEW (This will open a copy not the original) It is possible to simply rename the pps file to something .ppt but if you are a beginner I wouldn't go there. 
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