It is strange. Danie wrote:. I have a file that a user wants to open in Powerpoint, but everytime it pops. Usually this means you have a corrupt file. Atlanta Oct I have the same problem, but mine was actually created mostly on one computer and a bit on another. It worked on this computer yesterday How do I change it?
Very cordialmente. On Thursday, October 08, AM wei fan wrote:. I have this problem too I have this problem too. Mike Shelley wrote:. Powerpoint - will not open up "because no convertor for this file is installed" ?? I don't know how to solve I have a old laptop and move the file to one new computer. On Tuesday, March 16, PM john smith wrote:.
I had the same problem. There is no specific answer, but if you powerpoint was saved under the old one powerpoint than its best to go on a computer with this program and you could go from there.
It may not work, but bless God for saving me from this problem. On Tuesday, April 13, PM sudhir saraf wrote: powerpoint issue hi i received the message powerpoint can't read the outline from Demo version doesn't get everything, but it got the most important stuff! Full version supposedly gets just about everything with minor limitations. They also have other office recovery tools for all MS office softwares. I'd start by trying the dozen or so suggestions below. If that doesn't help, it's likely that your file's corrupted.
For example, you can get this error message if the file's been truncated In that case, there's not much you can do unless you can get another copy of the file. One of the recommendations I am getting is to 'uninstall' and reinstall the program. I'm not sure how I would do that without having a copy of the program. It is also being recommended that I uninstall and reinstall all my microsoft products which makes me pretty nervous as so much is linked to it and since it sounds like it is just a slight possibility that could be the problem.
Any advice would be most appreciated. Any insights would be much appreciated. Happy Holidays!! Hi Rita, welcome to Heroes! If you receive the error message "No text converter is installed for this file type" when attempting to open a PowerPoint file, you will need to update your version of PowerPoint.
Please see:. Right-click on the. Language Selector switches the text in your presentation from one language to another. FixLinks prevents broken links when you distribute PowerPoint presentations. Shape Styles brings styles to PowerPoint. Apply complex formatting with a single click. You try to open a PowerPoint file or insert slides from a file into an already open presentation and receive an error message similar to one of these.
If you see one of these two messages while opening a file or inserting slides from a file, it may be the sign of a completely corrupt file. Try the suggestions in Recovering a corrupt presentation. PowerPoint files can be corrupted in a variety of ways. See Don't use PowerPoint for anything serious until you've done this for a dose of recommended preventive medicine.
PowerPoint cannot open PowerPoint 95 files. Even if the file was created in PowerPoint 97, , or , if it was saved as a PowerPoint 95 file, PowerPoint will not be able to open it and you will receive this error message. To correct the problem, open the file in PowerPoint 97, , or User has resaved PP on laptop and brought to work and it now works ok.
Something must have become corrupt when it was saved the first time. Thanks for the help. By pete in forum Windows. Unblock a file type in Exchange ? By ChrisH in forum Windows. Any Luck with Office to Converter?
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