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Old 04-11-2011, 09:40 AM
Caroline Caroline is offline Multiple PPT files in different windows? Windows XP Multiple PPT files in different windows? Office 2007
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Default Multiple PPT files in different windows?

Is it possible to have several presentations open, each in its own PowerPoint window?

Or does PowerPoint only allow a single main window, so the only way to see two presentations side-by-side is to tile or cascade them from the View tab?



I know with Excel, if I have a spreadsheet already open, I can open a blank spreadsheet in a different window from the Start menu and then use the File menu to open the second spreadsheet.

But this doesn't seem to work with PowerPoint, and I can't find a setting anywhere that will let me do it.

Did someone decide this was an option we didn't need anymore? (wrong...)

Caroline
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