Package for CD - 2007

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Candace

I know there is a PowerPoint 2007 Viewer available for download. So why does
the "Package for CD" option in Powerpoint 2007 convert the slideshow into a
slideshow that can be played with "older" viewers of PowerPoint, instead of
leaving it with a PPSM or PPSX extension? The conversion is causing the loss
of some of my custom animation settings, which I would like to avoid.
 
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Echo S

Steve Rindsberg said:
There's no viewer for the new format, so in order to create a CD that'll
auto-run, PPT has to save backwards to a format that the existing 2003
viewer
can play.
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Specifically, it's because the compatibility pack is needed in order for the
Viewer to be able to open PPTX files, and the compat pack won't run from CD.
 

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