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Are you viewing on a different PC?<br />
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If so does it have the font you used installed??
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Are you viewing on a different PC?

If so does it have the font you used installed??

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I am viewing on a different pc whats the easiest way to check the fonts that are on there.<br />
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im not sure it is that because they only normally use standard fonts<br />
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john
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I am viewing on a different pc whats the easiest way to check the fonts that are on there.

im not sure it is that because they only normally use standard fonts

john

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I also suspect a missing font, but if that's not it, it could be that you inserted tabs in the 2007 file. 2003 handles tabs differently, so those could be messed up.<br />
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2007 lets you set different tabs in each &quot;paragraph&quot; of text. 2003 uses the same tab settings for the whole textbox.
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I also suspect a missing font, but if that's not it, it could be that you inserted tabs in the 2007 file. 2003 handles tabs differently, so those could be messed up.

2007 lets you set different tabs in each "paragraph" of text. 2003 uses the same tab settings for the whole textbox.

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Hi all<br />
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I have created a power Point presentation in Office 2007 but saved as a 2003 version, when i go to view the presentation within PP2003 the text on some of the slides does not fit like it should, some of the txt might have been hidden by an image etc.<br />
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is there something i have done obviously wrong.<br />
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Viewing in pp2010 and pp2007 is ok <br />
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john
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Hi all

I have created a power Point presentation in Office 2007 but saved as a 2003 version, when i go to view the presentation within PP2003 the text on some of the slides does not fit like it should, some of the txt might have been hidden by an image etc.

is there something i have done obviously wrong.

Viewing in pp2010 and pp2007 is ok 

john

Creating Powerpoint in 2007 But Saving as 2003

PowerPoint is a slide show presentation program currently developed by Microsoft. PowerPoint presentations consist of a number of individual pages or "slides" that may contain text, graphics, sound, movies, and other objects, which may be arranged freely. The presentation can be printed, displayed live on a computer, or navigated through at the command of the presenter. Slides can also form the basis of webcasts.