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can't read the outline from....no text converter

Asked by kevluck373 in Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation Software, Microsoft Office Suite

Tags: power point

I know a lot of people have this same problem as I am. When I try to open a ppt file in power point 07 it gives me "no text converter installed." I have the Office 07 file converter installed along w/ powerpoint viewer 03 and still have no luck.

I've tried a few trial downloads of power point repair software, and can see it does recover some slides, but in order to get them you have to buy the software.

I've tried OpenOffice but no luck w/ that either, and I do have Office 07 installed w/ all the updates.

I have Windows Vista ultimate installed but have also tried it on Windows XP PCs and had no luck either.

I guess there's no way to attach a ppt file because I tried to zip it and didn't work either; knew there was a ppt file in the zip and didn't allow it.

Does anyone have an idea of something I could try, or know if a way I can attach the file?
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