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  1. Sep 28th, 2005, 11:05 AM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Microsoft Powerpoint

    Does anyone know if a presenation created in powerpoint 2003 will be compatible with powerpoint 2000? I have been told the animations wont work in 2000 but I will be able to open the presenation and see the slides without animation. Any info on this would be good

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  2. Sep 28th, 2005, 11:17 AM #2
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    Re: Microsoft Powerpoint

    I would think that if you are going backward (2003 --> 2000) that is should work because 2003 should know how to handle 2000.

    This is theoretical of course, and I have nothing with which to test it.
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    Re: Microsoft Powerpoint

    powerpoint is the most touchy program ever created... God only knows what it will do when you run it with another 2003...
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    Re: Microsoft Powerpoint

    You could always download the free 2003 PP viewer utility. Then it will play the same on any system with the viewer utility.
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    Re: Microsoft Powerpoint

    Or in PowerPoint 2003 save the presentation as PowerPoint97-2003 & 95. Then it should work, but the file will be huge.
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    Re: Microsoft Powerpoint

    Hey, I tried it on 2000 and it opened ok but just not the animations, but aslong as it opens ok thats the main thing I can just use animations on 2000. Thanks for the replies

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