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Old 02-28-2015, 05:51 PM
telamon.raptis telamon.raptis is offline can't open powerpoint files Windows Vista can't open powerpoint files Office 2007
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I can't open any powerpoint files though I have PowerPoint 2013 on my PC.



I cant open presentations that I created couple days ago, more old I can.

What would be the problem with these .pptx files?
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Old 03-02-2015, 07:53 AM
savolatomm savolatomm is offline can't open powerpoint files Windows 7 32bit can't open powerpoint files Office 2003
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Try this first and see if it helps:

1) Go under the Format Menu
2) Choose Replace Fonts
3) No matter which fonts you've used, replace them all with a standard one (Times New Roman) is probably the safest.
4) Try now "Save As" under a new name


If all these advices can’t help you, look at: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...eitproprevious
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