Steve,

When you sent the test file back to me, there was a macro on it. What was
it for?

Ernie


"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:

Other than Echo's suggestion (calling MS) you might also want to recreate the
graphs and keep the presentation exclusively on one platform or the other to see
if the problem repeats itself.

In article , Ernie Wong
wrote:
Steve and Echo S,

Unfortunately, when I tried the round tripping on the complete file, I was
not able to get rid of the error. I tried the round tripping technique with
PowerPoint 2000, PowerPoint 2003, and PowerPoint 2004 for Mac. In all cases,
when I opened the file in PowerPoint 2003, I still could not edit some of the
graphs.

Ernie

"Echo S" wrote:

"Steve Rindsberg" wrote in message
...
Ernie sent me a test file, I couldn't sort out anything obviously wrong
with it
but roundtripped it and sent it back; now it works ok.

Great minds....

Echo





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