Ah, then it's a bit different than the original thread.

I would try running a repair. Hit the Office button | PPT Options |
Resources | Diagnose.

If that doesn't do it, then make sure you have a certified printer driver
installed and set as the default printer. Here's a list of them:
http://www.windowsmarketplace.com/ca...d=1044&tabid=1

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"tomaskamartin" wrote in message
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The problem is that it happens when I save file on local drive I am not
connected to a lan. Any idea?
Martin

"Echo S" wrote:

Hm. Assuming yours is like the others and happens only to files you're
saving to a network, then the only thing I can think is to save locally,
although I know that's not always practical.

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"tomaskamartin" wrote in
message
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No, AVG 7.5 (www.grisoft.com)

"Echo S" wrote:

Do you use Norton Antivirus?

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"tomaskamartin" wrote in
message
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Dear Jesper,
I have probably the same problem with PPT 2007 Home and Student
Czech.
When
I am saving the presentation in any format and closing PPT it
crashes.
In
Events logs / application there is the same mistake as yours one -
ID =
1000
Faulting..... Have you already solved the problem? I am hopeless
Regards
Martin

"Jesper" wrote:

PowerPoint 2007 crashes every time I exit it if I have a saved
presentation
open at the time. Does anyone know if this is know and getting
fixed?
Here
are the details:

All my presentations are stored on a network share in a redirected
documents
folder
I'm running PowerPoint 2007 on Vista Enterprise, and Windows XP.
The
same
problem occurs on both.

Steps:
1. Open PowerPoint
2. Hit CTRL+S and save the presentation on a network share. You
don't
need
to put anything into the presentation
3. Hit ALT+F4 and exit PowerPoint. It will now crash

This happens 100% of the time. If you change step 2 to save locally
instead
it does not happen. However, if the share you are saving to is
offline
it
still happens.

Could it possibly be that Microsoft missed this in the testing
process
for
Office 2007?