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Help! I saved my presentation as a template!
Ok, so this might be a little dumb. I created a new design template, and
then, without thinking, just went to work on my presentation. This morning, when I tried to open my presentation to further edit it, I realized that it was saved as a template, and nothing else. When I try to load the template, only the background shows up, and none of the tex/pictures/videos show up (even though they are in the "apply a design template" window). Is all of my work lost, or how can I recover my presentation, so I can save it as a presentation, and not a template. Please let me know, ASAP. Thanks! --Ben |
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Help! I saved my presentation as a template!
Open up a new presentation in normal view, open the presentation with slides
in templates in Slide Master view. Then copy and paste the contents (you can use Ctrl+A to select all objects on one slide) from the master view to the normal view. Your presentation will still need some editing, but you need not retype. Best regards, Ute -- Ute Simon Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team und PowerPoint-User-Team Tipps, Tricks und Kostenloser Newsletter: www.ppt-user.de "Ben" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Ok, so this might be a little dumb. I created a new design template, and then, without thinking, just went to work on my presentation. This morning, when I tried to open my presentation to further edit it, I realized that it was saved as a template, and nothing else. When I try to load the template, only the background shows up, and none of the tex/pictures/videos show up (even though they are in the "apply a design template" window). Is all of my work lost, or how can I recover my presentation, so I can save it as a presentation, and not a template. Please let me know, ASAP. Thanks! --Ben |
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Help! I saved my presentation as a template!
Ute (or others),
How do I open up the template? It is saved in "Application Data" and is hiding on my computer (so I can't access it directly, I can only see it in the preview window). I can only see the first page of my presentation (which is saved as a template), but it has my Title and my picture on it, so I assume the rest of my presentation is saved in the template. Let me know what to do next. Thanks, --Ben "Ute Simon" wrote: Open up a new presentation in normal view, open the presentation with slides in templates in Slide Master view. Then copy and paste the contents (you can use Ctrl+A to select all objects on one slide) from the master view to the normal view. Your presentation will still need some editing, but you need not retype. Best regards, Ute |
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Help! I saved my presentation as a template!
Hi Ben - Try this
In Powerpoint File Open Choose My Computer then C: Documents and Settings Your Name Application data Microsoft Templates The pot file in question Next time save as a ppt!! -- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials-http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html email john AT technologytrish.co.uk "Ben" wrote: Ute (or others), How do I open up the template? It is saved in "Application Data" and is hiding on my computer (so I can't access it directly, I can only see it in the preview window). I can only see the first page of my presentation (which is saved as a template), but it has my Title and my picture on it, so I assume the rest of my presentation is saved in the template. Let me know what to do next. Thanks, --Ben "Ute Simon" wrote: Open up a new presentation in normal view, open the presentation with slides in templates in Slide Master view. Then copy and paste the contents (you can use Ctrl+A to select all objects on one slide) from the master view to the normal view. Your presentation will still need some editing, but you need not retype. Best regards, Ute |
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Help! I saved my presentation as a template!
Ha ha. Application Data is like a ghost on my computer. It doesn't really
exist until I try SAVING something there. Anyways, when I finally found the folder (while "saving" another template), I right clicked on my presentation and sent it to my desktop. Then I got access to it, and was able to save it as a ppt. Thanks guys for your help! Always, --Ben "John Wilson" wrote: Hi Ben - Try this In Powerpoint File Open Choose My Computer then C: Documents and Settings Your Name Application data Microsoft Templates The pot file in question Next time save as a ppt!! -- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials-http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html email john AT technologytrish.co.uk "Ben" wrote: Ute (or others), How do I open up the template? It is saved in "Application Data" and is hiding on my computer (so I can't access it directly, I can only see it in the preview window). I can only see the first page of my presentation (which is saved as a template), but it has my Title and my picture on it, so I assume the rest of my presentation is saved in the template. Let me know what to do next. Thanks, --Ben "Ute Simon" wrote: Open up a new presentation in normal view, open the presentation with slides in templates in Slide Master view. Then copy and paste the contents (you can use Ctrl+A to select all objects on one slide) from the master view to the normal view. Your presentation will still need some editing, but you need not retype. Best regards, Ute |
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Help! I saved my presentation as a template!
Ben
Unghost that folder if you wish In windows explorer Tools Folder options view Tick show hidden folders -- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials-http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html email john AT technologytrish.co.uk "Ben" wrote: Ha ha. Application Data is like a ghost on my computer. It doesn't really exist until I try SAVING something there. Anyways, when I finally found the folder (while "saving" another template), I right clicked on my presentation and sent it to my desktop. Then I got access to it, and was able to save it as a ppt. Thanks guys for your help! Always, --Ben "John Wilson" wrote: Hi Ben - Try this In Powerpoint File Open Choose My Computer then C: Documents and Settings Your Name Application data Microsoft Templates The pot file in question Next time save as a ppt!! -- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials-http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html email john AT technologytrish.co.uk "Ben" wrote: Ute (or others), How do I open up the template? It is saved in "Application Data" and is hiding on my computer (so I can't access it directly, I can only see it in the preview window). I can only see the first page of my presentation (which is saved as a template), but it has my Title and my picture on it, so I assume the rest of my presentation is saved in the template. Let me know what to do next. Thanks, --Ben "Ute Simon" wrote: Open up a new presentation in normal view, open the presentation with slides in templates in Slide Master view. Then copy and paste the contents (you can use Ctrl+A to select all objects on one slide) from the master view to the normal view. Your presentation will still need some editing, but you need not retype. Best regards, Ute |
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