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At 10:39 AM 2/8/97 -0500, you wrote: >> >Question: Can one package a slide show using powerpoint and then VIEW that >> slide show on a computer ELSEWHERE in the building WITHOUT THAT computer >> having the powerpoint software installed on it? > >Not according to my experience. Not only do you need to have the software >installed but also make sure that your version of PowerPoint is the same >as the one installed on the computer you use for your actual presentation. >Ex: If you create your presentation with PowerPoint 4.0, you would not be >able to present with a computer that has the 3.1 version installed. > Actually, the new version of PowerPoint (v7) has an option called "Pack and Go" that allows you to do just that. And Harvard Graphics has had such a utility (HG RunTime Player) since at least version 2. I use it all the time -- it attaches a small utility file to your presentation disk and will run on almost any IBM compatible, ever 286's (!) Hope this helps. Mark Williams Librarian Colton High School