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Hi Jackie, i appreciate your swift concise reply. A remote app service sounds fitting for my problem in this instance, &nbsp;are you able to recommend one i could look into and gen myself up with?<br />
Many thanks, <br />
Paul.
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I think it *should* work, and I'm sure if it doesn't, the folks at Microsoft would like to review. Can you send me the file to test? echo at echosvoice dot com
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Hi Jackie, i appreciate your swift concise reply. A remote app service sounds fitting for my problem in this instance,  are you able to recommend one i could look into and gen myself up with?
Many thanks, 
Paul.

I think it *should* work, and I&#39;m sure if it doesn&#39;t, the folks at Microsoft would like to review. Can you send me the file to test? echo at echosvoice dot com

Powerpoint 2010 generated presentation with action buttons not working on Android

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