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mheydman
Our art dept created slides using PPT 2004 for the Mac. The
presentation was tested on Office 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003sp1. All
appeared fine.
However when viewed on a machine with PPT 2003 pre-sp1, several of the
slides appeared blank- only the formatting from the master was visible,
other text & graphical elements did not display.
These slides are what I'd consider to be pretty basic- no
animations/transition effects; only text and drawn lines to form a
graph (e.g. there is no data directly driving this like MSChart)
When the presentation was saved in 2003Sp1, all the slides became
viewable in pre-sp1 versions of PPT.
So, my questions: With all the possible permutations of versions,
hotfixes, service packs, and updates, how should one go about testing a
presentation to ensure that it is viewable in *all* versions of PPT?
How do other folks deal with issue?
Thanks,
Matt
presentation was tested on Office 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003sp1. All
appeared fine.
However when viewed on a machine with PPT 2003 pre-sp1, several of the
slides appeared blank- only the formatting from the master was visible,
other text & graphical elements did not display.
These slides are what I'd consider to be pretty basic- no
animations/transition effects; only text and drawn lines to form a
graph (e.g. there is no data directly driving this like MSChart)
When the presentation was saved in 2003Sp1, all the slides became
viewable in pre-sp1 versions of PPT.
So, my questions: With all the possible permutations of versions,
hotfixes, service packs, and updates, how should one go about testing a
presentation to ensure that it is viewable in *all* versions of PPT?
How do other folks deal with issue?
Thanks,
Matt