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Orlando Gondar
I had been reading and searching around to make sure that when I make a
slide show with
Power Point or Producer, into a CD, it will work ok, no matter if the person
have
Power Point installed or not.
I found this on http://www.graphiccommunication.org.uk/PPproblempage.htm
"All of the powerpoint slideshows use powerpoint's native animation code
when converted to HTML. These files have been expoorted using Powerpoint
2002 which will allow the correct displaying of the slide animation if you
have MS office 2003 or 2002. If you do not have these versions of Powerpoint
installed on your computer or if you do not have Powerpoint installed, then
you will not be able to view slide animation. To solve this you will have to
load a file called MSORUN.EXE onto your computer. You can get this file
here, it is 3.5MB so please be patient. An alternative to this is to
download the PP 2003 viewer, you can get this here; the download size is
smaller at 1.7MB."
According to what I read above, people like me that have Office 2003
Professional, dont have to worry
about MSORUN.EXE, since the Power Point Viewer is included when you creating
the "Pack & Go"
I did this and saved to the HD, and the viewer was there.
Is this is true, or I missing something ?
Thanks
slide show with
Power Point or Producer, into a CD, it will work ok, no matter if the person
have
Power Point installed or not.
I found this on http://www.graphiccommunication.org.uk/PPproblempage.htm
"All of the powerpoint slideshows use powerpoint's native animation code
when converted to HTML. These files have been expoorted using Powerpoint
2002 which will allow the correct displaying of the slide animation if you
have MS office 2003 or 2002. If you do not have these versions of Powerpoint
installed on your computer or if you do not have Powerpoint installed, then
you will not be able to view slide animation. To solve this you will have to
load a file called MSORUN.EXE onto your computer. You can get this file
here, it is 3.5MB so please be patient. An alternative to this is to
download the PP 2003 viewer, you can get this here; the download size is
smaller at 1.7MB."
According to what I read above, people like me that have Office 2003
Professional, dont have to worry
about MSORUN.EXE, since the Power Point Viewer is included when you creating
the "Pack & Go"
I did this and saved to the HD, and the viewer was there.
Is this is true, or I missing something ?
Thanks