Re: Any image over 1MB fails to display in PowerPoint for Mac


"John N." <John N.@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We are using Office 2004 for Mac in one of our labs. Whenever users try
to
import an image larger then 1MB into thier Powerpoint presentation, it
displays as a blank white box. This is repeatable on every Mac in the
lab.
I have tried images in .jpeg and .bmp format with the same results.
I created a powerpoint presentation on a WinXP, and the images display
properly. When I look at this same presentation on a Mac (OS X.4.5) box,
all
the images are white boxes again.
Any ideas?

What format of file? What version of Powerpoint? How much RAM, etc.

-Mark


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