PowerPoint viewer 2007 in Windows 7

I purchased new laptop with windows 7 home premium. Since it does not have
office 2007, I downloaded PowerPoint viewer 2007. It did open the .pps
attachments but after a couple of days it refused as a dll file got missing.
I uninstalled and re installed the viewer and it worked. I have now realized
that when windows updates, it removes this dll file.

Any help is appreciated.

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From: "Noor Motani" <>

| I purchased new laptop with windows 7 home premium. Since it does not have
| office 2007, I downloaded PowerPoint viewer 2007. It did open the .pps
| attachments but after a couple of days it refused as a dll file got missing.
| I uninstalled and re installed the viewer and it worked. I have now realized
| that when windows updates, it removes this dll file.

| Any help is appreciated.

What is this unidentified DLL ?



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On Thu, 27 May 2010 19:07:21 -0600, Noor Motani wrote:

> I purchased new laptop with windows 7 home premium. Since it does not
> have office 2007, I downloaded PowerPoint viewer 2007. It did open the
> .pps attachments but after a couple of days it refused as a dll file got
> missing. I uninstalled and re installed the viewer and it worked. I have
> now realized that when windows updates, it removes this dll file.
>
> Any help is appreciated.

Suggest you install OpenOffice.org - for free. It's a highly compatible
office suite. The 'presentation' portion will handle most powerpoint
files.

ray;1268901 Wrote:
> On Thu, 27 May 2010 19:07:21 -0600, Noor Motani wrote
> > > >
> > > I purchased new laptop with windows 7 home premium. Since it does no
> > > have office 2007, I downloaded PowerPoint viewer 2007. It did open th
> > > .pps attachments but after a couple of days it refused as a dll fil
> > go
> > > missing. I uninstalled and re installed the viewer and it worked.
> > hav
> > > now realized that when windows updates, it removes this dll file
> >
> > > Any help is appreciated. > >
>
> Suggest you install OpenOffice.org - for free. It's a highl
> compatibl
> office suite. The 'presentation' portion will handle most powerpoin
> files

Hi Ray
will it also open word/excel ( 2003 - XP - 2007 )

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On Fri, 28 May 2010 10:28:00 -0500, pacinitaly wrote:

> ray;1268901 Wrote:
>> On Thu, 27 May 2010 19:07:21 -0600, Noor Motani wrote:
>> > > >
>> > > I purchased new laptop with windows 7 home premium. Since it does
>> > > not have office 2007, I downloaded PowerPoint viewer 2007. It did
>> > > open the .pps attachments but after a couple of days it refused as
>> > > a dll file
>> > got
>> > > missing. I uninstalled and re installed the viewer and it worked. I
>> > have
>> > > now realized that when windows updates, it removes this dll file.
>> > >
>> > > Any help is appreciated. > >
>>
>> Suggest you install OpenOffice.org - for free. It's a highly compatible
>> office suite. The 'presentation' portion will handle most powerpoint
>> files.
>
>
> Hi Ray,
> will it also open word/excel ( 2003 - XP - 2007 ) ?

Yes.

holy $#!t I wasted $500usd:cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry

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On Fri, 28 May 2010 12:17:29 -0500, pacinitaly wrote:

> holy $#!t I wasted $500usd:cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:
>
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If you bought MS Office, yes.

On Fri, 28 May 2010 14:13:19 -0400, Death wrote:

> "pacinitaly" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>
>> holy $#!t I wasted $500usd:cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:
>>
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>> pacinitaly
>>
>> SpellCherkers aren't worth a shirt ya no
>>
>> If I helped you, please tip my scales. If I have not, curse me out like
>> a drunken sailor
>
> Don't listen to that dingbat ray.
> Open Office will open many Office documents...but will ruin formatting
> and other "incompatibilities".

I didn't say it was perfect. There will be some extremely complex
formatting that it won't quite make - but you'll still be able to deal
with it. For 'normal' operations, it will be quite sufficient.

> If you're using Office just at home, get the Student edition...it's for
> non-commercial use.
> If your using it professionally, then it is worth the investment of full
> blown Office.
>
> I've yet, in my entire life, seen professional work done with Open
> Office. OO is for kids.

No indication that the poster is doing 'professional work'. On the other
hand you haven't looked very far.

OpenOffice won't handle MS office macros - that's the biggest limitation.
IMHO the world would be a lot better off if macros were written for
OpenOffice instead of assuming everyone in the world is willing to pay a
few hundred bucks to deal with your 'valuable' information. At least
virtually everyone on the planet can have OpenOffice for the price of a
download. It runs on MS, MAC and Linux - MS office can't say the same.

From: "ray" <>

| No indication that the poster is doing 'professional work'. On the other
| hand you haven't looked very far.

| OpenOffice won't handle MS office macros - that's the biggest limitation.
| IMHO the world would be a lot better off if macros were written for
| OpenOffice instead of assuming everyone in the world is willing to pay a
| few hundred bucks to deal with your 'valuable' information. At least
| virtually everyone on the planet can have OpenOffice for the price of a
| download. It runs on MS, MAC and Linux - MS office can't say the same.

+1

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From: "Death" <-x>


| "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in message
| news:...
>> From: "ray" <>

>> | No indication that the poster is doing 'professional work'. On the other
>> | hand you haven't looked very far.

>> | OpenOffice won't handle MS office macros - that's the biggest
>> limitation.
>> | IMHO the world would be a lot better off if macros were written for
>> | OpenOffice instead of assuming everyone in the world is willing to pay a
>> | few hundred bucks to deal with your 'valuable' information. At least
>> | virtually everyone on the planet can have OpenOffice for the price of a
>> | download. It runs on MS, MAC and Linux - MS office can't say the same.

>> +1


| +1 for someone whom uses a spreadsheet to create list of CD's owned.
| How clever.
| Yes, OO is great for that.

I use it all the time on my Latitude D620 notebook with Vista business.

I go can back and forth with MS Word and OO Writer with no problems on my monthly reports
in .DOC files.

It is a good option and best of all -- it is NOT from Microsoft.


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