how do you start powerpoint on your computer?
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http://www.openoffice.org/
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You need Microsoft Powerpoint  pps = power point show\n\nYou can download a free viewer from microsoft by clicking below\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=428D5727-43AB-4F24-90B7-A94784AF71A4&displaylang=en
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If you got Ms powerpoint, make a presentation,\nIf you have a digit cam, make short video,\nIf you have just pics, build a photo album of web page by using this free software\nhttp://www.xnview.com
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Just use OpenOffice...it IS free.  And yes, it will open PowerPoint files.
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First, save the powerpoint slides as POWER POINT SHOW.\nThen, at the same folder create a new text document and save it as AUTORUN.INF\ninside the autorun file write these two lines:\n \n[autorun]\nopen=yourPowerPointSlidesName.pps\n\nFinally, burn both of them in an empty CD ( the powerpoint slide show and the autorun file)..
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Open the folder and open a picture with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, then click on the button that says "start slide show".
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PowerPoint is part of Microsoft Office, together with Word, Excel and Access. If you don't have Office, you should install it. Of course you have to purchase it first.\n\nIf you have problem getting a licensed version of Office, I recommend using open Office from Sun http://www.openoffice.org/. It has a PowerPoint like program IMPRESS which can even save presentations in PowerPoint format. Enjoy it!
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Try making one yourself , try using powerpoint
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copy it to your computer first (right click) then insert it into ppt
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when installing, choose custom, and it will let you choose only the programmes you want to install. then you can only install powerpoint!
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Try a Power Point program
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As one other person mentioned, you can download openoffice which works like PowerPoint. Another choice is to use the free online software at http://online.thinkfree.com -- it has a Word, Excel, and PowerPoint compatible software that you use in your Web browser. That means you can access your files (up to 30MB) anywhere. And you can save or load from your local disk too. It also saves PDFs. I use it all the time.
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1. Start\n2. Programs\n3. Microsoft Office\n4. Microsoft Word\n\nor\n\n1. Start\n2. Programs\n3. Accesories\n4. Notepad\n\nOr download the free OpenOffice. It's compatible with all of the Word Processors.
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Sure, open the presentation. In the left-hand column, make sure the Slides tab is selected on top and the View is "Normal". So you should see thumbnails of each slide in the deck on the left. For each one that has a transition, you'll see a little star under the slide #. If you right-click on a slide, select Slide Transition and it'll open a pane on the right hand side that tells you what it's set to and give you various options for Speed, Sound and timing. \n\nBTW, I give _a lot_ of power point presentations both live and web-based. For live presentations, some transitions are OK, but only as needed for effect. For web-based, I would suggest avoiding all slide transition animations.
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Here:\nhttp://www.mcs.uvawise.edu/cosc110/PowerPoint%20Project%201.ppt#60
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try microsoft office powerpoint,it's working for real.
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Use any Compact Disk, use Nero or the Windows CD writting tool.  Just put a blank CD into the CD drive.  Open the CD, drag the file to the CD. And in the top left corner click "write these files to CD".\n\nShould be able to use the preintation on any PC with PowerPoint installed.