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Old 05-17-2011, 02:01 PM
david david is offline Win 7 Pro changes .pps to .ppt on download Windows 7 32bit Win 7 Pro changes .pps to .ppt on download Office 2010 32bit
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Default Internet Explorer 9 changes .pps to .ppt on download

When I receive a .pps slideshow file in an e-mail, it opens and plays without problem .. as do the .pps files I have in my computer.
However, when I try to download a .pps file from a Website page, ( using Internet Explorer 9 ) a screen pops up asking "What do you want to do with the ****.ppt ?"
Open / Save or Save as
The only way I can get it to open and play as a slideshow .. and not in my PowerPoint editing program .. is to change the newly named .ppt extension and save it as a pps. file.
Why is this happening please? Other browsers I have on my system are still opening and playing downloaded .pps files in slideshow format without problem.


Any help will be gratefully received.

Last edited by david; 05-19-2011 at 07:00 AM. Reason: Different source of problem found
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