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Old August 31st, 2004, 11:07 PM
Lisa
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I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa
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Old September 1st, 2004, 03:45 AM
Sonia
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Well, I deal with a lot of people who use the Viewer on a regular basis and this
is the first that I've heard of it falsely reporting corruption. What is the
exact message? If you have a sample file that the Viewer won't open and it
isn't larger than 15MB, you could send it to me at sonia @ soniacoleman . com
(remove the spaces) and I'll take a look at it.
--

Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa



  #3  
Old September 1st, 2004, 02:22 PM
Sonia
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Lisa, your file opens fine in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in PowerPoint 2003.
However, the message you quoted in your email refers to a different filename
than the file you sent me has. Try renaming it to ch01.ppt and then opening
it. Does that make a difference?

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa



  #4  
Old September 1st, 2004, 05:27 PM
Sonia
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Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I open it in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with a bit of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003, opened the HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in PowerPoint 97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how you hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open in the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa



  #5  
Old September 1st, 2004, 06:49 PM
Lisa
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IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!
I cannot tell you how much appreciate all of your help!
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!

Now.. anyway to fix my other slightly pregnant, I mean corrupted files?
THANKS SONIA!








"Sonia" wrote:

Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I open it in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with a bit of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003, opened the HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in PowerPoint 97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how you hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open in the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa



I am using Viewer2003.






  #6  
Old September 1st, 2004, 07:06 PM
Sonia
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They'll need to be "round tripped" too, if the problem is the same. At least
it's worth a shot. You said your husband has PowerPoint 2002. Perhaps he can
do it for you.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!
I cannot tell you how much appreciate all of your help!
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!

Now.. anyway to fix my other slightly pregnant, I mean corrupted files?
THANKS SONIA!








"Sonia" wrote:

Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I open it

in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with a bit

of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003, opened the

HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in PowerPoint

97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how you

hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open in the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only

one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa



I am using Viewer2003.








  #7  
Old September 1st, 2004, 07:29 PM
Lisa
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Would you mind posting the steps he would need to do this?

"Sonia" wrote:

They'll need to be "round tripped" too, if the problem is the same. At least
it's worth a shot. You said your husband has PowerPoint 2002. Perhaps he can
do it for you.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!
I cannot tell you how much appreciate all of your help!
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!

Now.. anyway to fix my other slightly pregnant, I mean corrupted files?
THANKS SONIA!








"Sonia" wrote:

Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I open it

in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with a bit

of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003, opened the

HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in PowerPoint

97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how you

hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open in the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the only

one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa


I am using Viewer2003.









  #8  
Old September 2nd, 2004, 01:36 AM
Sonia
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HTML "Round-tripping" to repair corruption
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00526.htm

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
Would you mind posting the steps he would need to do this?

"Sonia" wrote:

They'll need to be "round tripped" too, if the problem is the same. At

least
it's worth a shot. You said your husband has PowerPoint 2002. Perhaps he

can
do it for you.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!
I cannot tell you how much appreciate all of your help!
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!

Now.. anyway to fix my other slightly pregnant, I mean corrupted files?
THANKS SONIA!








"Sonia" wrote:

Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I

open it
in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with a

bit
of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003, opened

the
HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in

PowerPoint
97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how you

hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open in

the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file

isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the

only
one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa


I am using Viewer2003.










  #9  
Old September 2nd, 2004, 03:07 AM
Lisa
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Well, this has worked. My Husband hs sent me the files using this method and
no more corruption.
Thanks for all of your help Sonia!

"Sonia" wrote:

HTML "Round-tripping" to repair corruption
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00526.htm

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
Would you mind posting the steps he would need to do this?

"Sonia" wrote:

They'll need to be "round tripped" too, if the problem is the same. At

least
it's worth a shot. You said your husband has PowerPoint 2002. Perhaps he

can
do it for you.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!
I cannot tell you how much appreciate all of your help!
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!

Now.. anyway to fix my other slightly pregnant, I mean corrupted files?
THANKS SONIA!








"Sonia" wrote:

Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I

open it
in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with a

bit
of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003, opened

the
HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in

PowerPoint
97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how you
hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open in

the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file

isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am the

only
one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa


I am using Viewer2003.











  #10  
Old September 2nd, 2004, 03:25 AM
Sonia
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Thanks for letting us know. Come on back when you need PowerPoint help.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
Well, this has worked. My Husband hs sent me the files using this method and
no more corruption.
Thanks for all of your help Sonia!

"Sonia" wrote:

HTML "Round-tripping" to repair corruption
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00526.htm

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
Would you mind posting the steps he would need to do this?

"Sonia" wrote:

They'll need to be "round tripped" too, if the problem is the same. At

least
it's worth a shot. You said your husband has PowerPoint 2002. Perhaps

he
can
do it for you.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!
I cannot tell you how much appreciate all of your help!
IT WORKED IT WORKED! You are the WOMAN!

Now.. anyway to fix my other slightly pregnant, I mean corrupted

files?
THANKS SONIA!








"Sonia" wrote:

Lisa's file won't open for me in the PowerPoint 97 Viewer and when I

open it
in
PowerPoint 97 it is corrupted - - 54 slides have become 1 slide with

a
bit
of
foreign text. It opens fine for me in the PowerPoint 2003 Viewer

and in
PowerPoint 2000, 2002 and 2003.

I round tripped the file (saved it to HTML in PowerPoint 2003,

opened
the
HTML
in PowerPoint 2002 and saved it as .PPT) and now it opens fine in

PowerPoint
97
and the 97 Viewer. I have sent the file to Lisa for her to test.

This file seems to be on the road to corruption and depending on how

you
hold
your head and whether you sit up straight, it will or will not open

in
the
PowerPoint 2003 Viewer.

"Lisa" wrote in message
...


I have downloaded Microsoft PowerpointViewer 2003. It opens some

files
perfectly.,Others it isays the file is corrupted. ( when the file

isnt) Is
there a patch for this by any chance? I cannot imagine that I am

the
only
one
with this problem.
Thanks so much!
Lisa


I am using Viewer2003.













 




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