Power Point viewer

Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP viewer
to work. New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewer and when I
click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure it is linked to
the correct program. I have gone into default assoc and PPS is connected to
Power Point Viewer. It worked on XP Pro computer, what do I need to do?
Have restarted after downloading thinking maybe that would work. Nada

tks
elaine

On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:54:51 -0500, Elaine wrote:

> Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP
> viewer to work. New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewer and
> when I click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure it is
> linked to the correct program. I have gone into default assoc and PPS
> is connected to Power Point Viewer. It worked on XP Pro computer, what
> do I need to do? Have restarted after downloading thinking maybe that
> would work. Nada
>
> tks
> elaine

Suggest you try OpenOffice.org. It's an entire office suite, like MS
Office and highly compatible with it. The presentation module should
certainly handle that for you.

"ray" <> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:54:51 -0500, Elaine wrote:
>
>> Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP
>> viewer to work. New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewer and
>> when I click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure it is
>> linked to the correct program. I have gone into default assoc and PPS
>> is connected to Power Point Viewer. It worked on XP Pro computer, what
>> do I need to do? Have restarted after downloading thinking maybe that
>> would work. Nada
>>
>> tks
>> elaine
>
> Suggest you try OpenOffice.org. It's an entire office suite, like MS
> Office and highly compatible with it. The presentation module should
> certainly handle that for you.

Why would you suggest some crippled piece of inferior software like
OpenOffice? The user doesn't want that garbage polluting her machine.

On Jun 18, 12:38*pm, "Bill Yanaire" <b...@yanaire.com> wrote:
> "ray" <r...@zianet.com> wrote in message
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> > On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:54:51 -0500, Elaine wrote:
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> >> Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP
> >> viewer to work. *New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewerand
> >> when I click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure it is
> >> linked to the correct program. *I have gone into default assoc and PPS
> >> is connected to Power Point Viewer. *It worked on XP Pro computer, what
> >> do I need to do? Have restarted after downloading thinking maybe that
> >> would work. *Nada
>
> >> tks
> >> elaine
>
> > Suggest you try OpenOffice.org. It's an entire office suite, like MS
> > Office and highly compatible with it. The presentation module should
> > certainly handle that for you.
>
> Why would you suggest some crippled piece of inferior software like
> OpenOffice? *The user doesn't want that garbage polluting her machine.-Hide quoted text -
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You are polluting this newsgroup with your ****. Tell you what dill
weed, I'm going out for a nice long lunch. I know you'll miss me, so
try hard not to wiggle around and just keep your head still while you
have it up Frank's ass. Just hope he don't take a dump, at least not a
wet mushy one while you have you head there. You told us you don't
like it when Frank lets a a big load go. I can understand but you must
be use to it by now.

executioner wrote:

> On Jun 18, 12:38 pm, "Bill Yanaire" <b...@yanaire.com> wrote:
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>>"ray" <r...@zianet.com> wrote in message
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>>>On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:54:51 -0500, Elaine wrote:
>>
>>>>Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP
>>>>viewer to work. New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewer and
>>>>when I click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure it is
>>>>linked to the correct program. I have gone into default assoc and PPS
>>>>is connected to Power Point Viewer. It worked on XP Pro computer, what
>>>>do I need to do? Have restarted after downloading thinking maybe that
>>>>would work. Nada
>>
>>>>tks
>>>>elaine
>>
>>>Suggest you try OpenOffice.org. It's an entire office suite, like MS
>>>Office and highly compatible with it. The presentation module should
>>>certainly handle that for you.
>>
>>Why would you suggest some crippled piece of inferior software like
>>OpenOffice? The user doesn't want that garbage polluting her machine.- Hide quoted text -
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> You are polluting this newsgroup with your ****. Tell you what dill
> weed, I'm going out for a nice long lunch. I know you'll miss me, so
> try hard not to wiggle around and just keep your head still while you
> have it up Frank's ass. Just hope he don't take a dump, at least not a
> wet mushy one while you have you head there. You told us you don't
> like it when Frank lets a a big load go. I can understand but you must
> be use to it by now.


hehehe...mr drunken pig is now getting very desperate. His mommy is
going to feed him and if he's good, she'll let him sit in the drivers
seat of her Prius!...LOL!
Frank

"executioner" <> wrote in message
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On Jun 18, 12:38 pm, "Bill Yanaire" <b...@yanaire.com> wrote:
> "ray" <r...@zianet.com> wrote in message
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> news:...
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> > On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:54:51 -0500, Elaine wrote:
>
> >> Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP
> >> viewer to work. New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewer and
> >> when I click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure it is
> >> linked to the correct program. I have gone into default assoc and PPS
> >> is connected to Power Point Viewer. It worked on XP Pro computer, what
> >> do I need to do? Have restarted after downloading thinking maybe that
> >> would work. Nada
>
> >> tks
> >> elaine
>
> > Suggest you try OpenOffice.org. It's an entire office suite, like MS
> > Office and highly compatible with it. The presentation module should
> > certainly handle that for you.
>
> Why would you suggest some crippled piece of inferior software like
> OpenOffice? The user doesn't want that garbage polluting her machine.-
> Hide quoted text -
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>You are polluting this newsgroup with your ****. Tell you what dill
>weed, I'm going out for a nice long lunch. I know you'll miss me, so
>try hard not to wiggle around and just keep your head still while you
>have it up Frank's ass. Just hope he don't take a dump, at least not a
>wet mushy one while you have you head there. You told us you don't
>like it when Frank lets a a big load go. I can understand but you must
>be use to it by now.

You are a lying sack of excrement. You are not going to lunch, you are
actually going to the barn for a quickie with some poor unsuspecting Sheep,
scared out of her wits, to see a hairy knuckle dragging neanderthal slither
into the barn with his micro-nano needle dick swaying in the breeze.

I never tell you anything about what I like or dislike so quit making up
**** you ****ing pervert.

Remember, exectioner = Adam Albright. You are just not too BRIGHT!

On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:38:23 -0700, Bill Yanaire wrote:

> "ray" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:54:51 -0500, Elaine wrote:
>>
>>> Not sure if this is the correct place to post, but I can not get PP
>>> viewer to work. New computer running Vista, I downloaded the viewer
>>> and when I click on a link it comes up with the message to make sure
>>> it is linked to the correct program. I have gone into default assoc
>>> and PPS is connected to Power Point Viewer. It worked on XP Pro
>>> computer, what do I need to do? Have restarted after downloading
>>> thinking maybe that would work. Nada
>>>
>>> tks
>>> elaine
>>
>> Suggest you try OpenOffice.org. It's an entire office suite, like MS
>> Office and highly compatible with it. The presentation module should
>> certainly handle that for you.
>
> Why would you suggest some crippled piece of inferior software like
> OpenOffice? The user doesn't want that garbage polluting her machine.

I did not suggest "some crippled piece of inferior software" - I suggested
a mature functioning replacement for MS stuff that does not work - read
the OP.

Download Powerpoint viewer 2007.


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On Thu, 19 Jun 2008 16:07:56 +0100, spot wrote:

> Download Powerpoint viewer 2007.

As I understand the OP, that is exactly what she did and it does not work.

Try this. Worked for me.
http://www.winhelponline.com/article...ows-Vista.html


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