Tip: We recommend that you make a copy of your presentation first, and then do the following procedure on the copy. This ensures that your original presentation is preserved.Before you do this procedure, make sure File Explorer is set so that it shows file names with file extensions. Set File Explorer to show file extensionsThe steps to set File Explorer (previously called Windows Explorer) to show file names with file extensions differs, depending on which version of Windows you have.If you're using Windows 10 or Windows 8:.In File Explorer, on the View menu, in the Show/hide group, select the File name extensions check box.If you're using Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP:.In Windows Explorer, click Folder and Search Options. Pmdg 737 ngx fs2004. In Windows 7, this is under Organize. In Windows Vista and Windows XP, on the Tools menu, click Folder Options.On the View tab, under Files and Folders, clear the check box for Hide extensions for known file types.Click OK.Open a presentation as a folderTo open a presentation as a folder, use Explorer to navigate to the folder containing the presentation that you want, and then do the following:.Click the presentation that you want, right-click it, and then click Rename.Change the file extension (.pptx) to.zip. Press Enter to set the name, then click Yes in the Rename dialog box.Double-click the zipped file to open an Explorer window for the content files.The zipped file contains several folders, many of which contain information such as XML code or properties.

In Windows Live Mail, are the four RIGHT-most letters of the filename EXACTLY a period followed two 'P' and one 'S', i.e. '. Nitro pdf editor free download full version 64 bit. pps', without anything after it? When you double-click a file on a Windows computer, Windows looks for the right-most period in the filename and then letters that follow it, this is called the extension.

Objects such as videos, sound files, or pictures are found in the ppt folder, in the media subfolder.Restore the original presentationTo restore the original presentation, repeat steps 1 and 2 in the procedure above, this time changing the file extension from.zip to.pptx.

Did you check that in both places as explained here?Unable to open.PPS attachments directly from Windows Mail in WindowsVista:Do this next:Save the attachment to your HDD. Right click on it and Open With ChooseProgram. Find and choose a program that works, (PPV), and then check thebox: Always use this program to open this kind of file. This should enableyou to open these attachments in the future.-Bruce HagenMS-MVP MailImperial Beach, CA'Gringo' wrote in messagenews:CB1D80F1-DC0B-4799-8F75-D5438165F218@microsoft.com.Carroll@discussions.microsoft.com Steve Carroll13.02.10 11:26.