Do you have any add-ins installed?

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"tomaskamartin" wrote in message
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Sorry, no progress. Hardware acceleration reduce no effect, all mentioned
drivers are certified by MS and updated.

"Echo S" wrote:

Nice detective work.

You might try changing hardware acceleration. Not sure it will help, but
it
won't hurt.

How to set graphics hardware acceleration back
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00129.htm

You also should make sure you're running an updated, certified video
driver.
I'll assume you already tried the printer driver as suggested earlier.

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"tomaskamartin" wrote in
message
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Thanks,
I tried several times diagnose tool (after re-installing Office) -
everytime
all 6 tests passed OK. I run OS (W XP MCE) in diagnostic mode (only
essential
services) and the crash did not appear. When I run OS in selective mode
only
with Microsoft services the crahs was back again. There is probably
conflict
between one of the service and PPT.
Regards
Martin

"Echo S" wrote:

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