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Can I make powerpoint with microsoft office powerpoint viewer 2003?

07/19/2011 22:27 by KCornell

I have microsoft office powerpoint viewer 2003. Now wanna creat a powerpoint. Can I do it with my microsoft office powerpoint viewer 2003? Any one help me step by step?
First answer posted by JonLuu at 07/19/2011 22:29
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  • JonLuu
  • Microsoft PowerPoint helps to create Presentations while PowerPoint Viewer helps to view presentations with or without Microsoft PowerPoint installed.
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 07/19/2011 22:29
  • JGebauer
  • Go to www.microsoft.com and download Office 2007 trial version. The instructions to make presentations are mentioned in a step-by-step procedure on microsoft's office website.
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 07/19/2011 22:30
  • JPhillippy
  • Powerpoint viewer is different from powerpoint. Powerpoint viewe reads existing Powerpoint presentations. To make your own presentations, you need Powerpoint.
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 07/19/2011 22:30
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