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November 23rd, 2009, 11:14 PM
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does Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 have a slide limitation?
I am using it for verbiage only but have approximately 1,400 slides. Other
than the concern of PPT failing in general, and I have backed it all up, is there a point where I will not be able to add slides? 
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November 24th, 2009, 03:10 AM
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does Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 have a slide limitation?
First -- ouch. I'm guessing you're using PowerPoint for documentation, not
projection. Anyway, I've not aware of a limit. If there is, you could always start breaking up the slides into separate presentations then embed them as objects into a main presentation. "HipDagger" wrote: I am using it for verbiage only but have approximately 1,400 slides. Other than the concern of PPT failing in general, and I have backed it all up, is there a point where I will not be able to add slides?
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