Re: power point

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Mike Hall (MS-MVP) wrote:
> Nanerz
>
> There can be a number of reasons.. here are three of them..
>
> #1.. you bought and installed the wrong Office suite
>
> #2.. you asked for the wrong Office suite when ordering your computer
>
> #3.. you wrongly assumed that MS Office was part of Windows XP
>
> Ways to overcome your problem
>
> #1.. if you have Freelance Graphics installed, see if there is an
> option to save in PowerPoint format
>
> #2.. download the 60 day trial of Office Standard and don't waste any
> time completing your project
>
> #3.. purchase MS Office
>
> #4.. ask the computer vendor about switching office suites..
>
> Good luck

Actually, Mike, you're missing the point completely. The correct answer is
that the numbskull bought a Dell and didn't check its options carefully.
Dell ships WPO as standard and charges extra for Office. Had they wanted
Office they should have chosen it when they purchased the system (an extra
US$279). But they didn't, so now they're whining.

It's their own fault. And I don't believe FG is compatible with PP.


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