michealbeethoven
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powerpoint and pics don't mix
Installed MS Office 2010 on new laptop. If one clicks directly on any PowerPoint file that contains pictures the following error message appears, “Other files exist. The selected locations do not contain pictures to review. Other files or folders exist but cannot be previewed.” Yet, if PowerPoint is launched and one then goes to the file from within the application the file with open.
Here is what I have done so far:
• Uninstalled and re-installed MS Office 2010 after restart
• Installed MS Office 2010 SP1
• Tried the Right Click Open With method
• Did the usual MS Support jump-through-the-hoops and did not find Click and Run apps nor any other MS applet that might be installed and interfering with PP
The gist of this issue is that any PowerPoint file that contains pictures will not open if they are clicked on directly. They WILL open if PowerPoint is up and running and the file is opened WITHIN the application.
Any ideas?
Here is what I have done so far:
• Uninstalled and re-installed MS Office 2010 after restart
• Installed MS Office 2010 SP1
• Tried the Right Click Open With method
• Did the usual MS Support jump-through-the-hoops and did not find Click and Run apps nor any other MS applet that might be installed and interfering with PP
The gist of this issue is that any PowerPoint file that contains pictures will not open if they are clicked on directly. They WILL open if PowerPoint is up and running and the file is opened WITHIN the application.
Any ideas?
ASKER
Hello NWGServices:
Please be patient. I have tried to contact the owner of the laptop several times. He is a teacher and very busy.
Regards.
Please be patient. I have tried to contact the owner of the laptop several times. He is a teacher and very busy.
Regards.
Hey michealbeethoven,
Ok. Let me know if i can be of any other assistance
Kind Regards,
NWGServices
Ok. Let me know if i can be of any other assistance
Kind Regards,
NWGServices
ASKER
Still have not been able to contact this person. I'll keep trying.
Regards.
Regards.
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Hellp NWGServices:
I submitted an answer many days ago but it apparently did not go through. I have been unable to contact the customer but I may have worked out a way to solve the problem.
1. Have the customer email the file to himself.
2. Delete the existing file that wants to look for the flash drive that it was copied from.
3. Open up the email file and copy and paste to the document folder.
Thank you for your patience.
I submitted an answer many days ago but it apparently did not go through. I have been unable to contact the customer but I may have worked out a way to solve the problem.
1. Have the customer email the file to himself.
2. Delete the existing file that wants to look for the flash drive that it was copied from.
3. Open up the email file and copy and paste to the document folder.
Thank you for your patience.
I found the following here :
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It seems its a "windows" problem more then a office or powerpoint problem.
Could you try the above sollution and see if that works ?
Kind regards,
NWGServices.